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By Samir, on January 1st, 2011 |
It’s 1st jan 2011, time for predictions and trends As economic trend is upward, 2011 holds many promises and everyone is hoping that it won’t turn us down.
Opensource technology has been playing important world in aspects of computing — from personal to enterprise.
In my opinion, we should see following technology ( opensource or otherwise ) related . . . → Read More: PHP/LAMP trends for 2011
By Samir, on December 28th, 2010 |
Many many not know that Eclipse has PHP version of IDE and it is pretty nice. In fact, Zend team has helped develop it. If you haven’t tried it, you should.
Zend also offeres its own veresion of IDE, which is called Zend Studio, which is also based on “Eclipse” platform only.
Elipse is . . . → Read More: PHP IDE – Eclipse Vs. Zend Studio
By Samir, on December 27th, 2010 |
Of course, PHP is not behind in joining the “Cloud Wagon”. It’s about time. If I have to choose two hottest technologies for next 5 years. They are going to be “Cloud” and “Mobile”. And combination of both will be killer one. PHP has made a good start in Cloud and much more to . . . → Read More: PHP in the Cloud
By Samir, on December 27th, 2010 |
For many (Including myself ), “Design Patterns” or “System Design” is one of the favorite topics. It is core of any application. One mistake made in design phase can be very expensive at later stage. It requires good amount of experiene and skills to design a good application/system. And book doesn’t teach everything.
Definition
. . . → Read More: PHP Design patterns
By Samir, on December 26th, 2010 |
It won’t be exaggeration to say that most of web 2.0 websites run on jQuery! Seriously, they do !
All Ajax developers know and love jQuery. It is also favourite for new learners as it is so easy to pick up and follow.
Pretty amazing that a framework introduced just 3 yeras back ( . . . → Read More: Web 2.0 runs on JQuery
By Samir, on December 25th, 2010 |
You never know, when you need to do it. You want smooth transition, if ever need it.
I wanted to setup my development environment for wordpress publishing system. My both servers were Linux. Following steps assume both servers are Unix/Linux.
Here are few things and step to keep in mind.
Make tar ball of . . . → Read More: Migrating WordPress to new server
By Samir, on December 25th, 2010 |
Yes, it may be redundant to mention it. All know about it
Still it is worth mentioning that out of all CMS out there, wordpress is one the most powerful, fast and flexible CMS.
Not to mention the VERY large developer community available around wordpress, which keep the magic going on.
The plugin . . . → Read More: WordPress – most flexible and powerful CMS out there
By Samir, on December 24th, 2010 |
This blog will be incomplete without covering CRM.
When we talk about CRM, it is such a wide topic to cover that it deserves a separate blog on just CRM and that may be also not sufficient.
CRM covers many functions of business and in fact, people may interpret meaning of CRM differently
This . . . → Read More: SugarCRM – nifty opensource CRM package
By Samir, on December 22nd, 2010 |
Facebook is everywhere, isn’t it ?
Slowly, it is becoming source for single sign-on as more and more website try to authenticate using Facebook. It is surely convinient and provides safer experience for users as they don’t have to create account on every website. Other providers like Google and Yahoo also have same feature. . . . → Read More: Facebook connect with Auth component of CakePHP
By Samir, on December 20th, 2010 |
CodeIgniter is another good PHP Web application framework and this blog will be covering it in detail. I have shorted few good MVC frameworks for PHP and CodeIgniter is one of them.
About CodeIgniter
CodeIgniter is an open source web application framework for use in building dynamic web sites with PHP. “Its goal . . . → Read More: CodeIgniter – Good light-weight LAMP web development framework
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