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Monthly Archives: January 2008
Book Review: Code Igniter for Rapid PHP Application Development
In this book, author David Upton walks you through use of the Code Igniter framework, which is essentially PHP’s answer to Ruby on Rails. I’ve been a avid user of Code Igniter since I discovered it last year, which is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Code, Computers and Internet, Geek, PHP, web apps
Tagged book review, code igniter, PHP
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Location Based Job Boards
One of the most frustrating things I find about hearing about possible web development jobs on certain sites is the sheer amount of them which are simply unviable due to my UK location. Previously I decided to post all those … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, Geek
Tagged boards, django, jobs, natbat, simon willison
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Book Review: Learning jQuery
Learning jQuery takes a look at the JavaScript library jQuery by Jonathan Chaffer and Karl Swedberg, whom run learningjquery.com, a popular resource to jQuery developers. Jonathan and Karl work through a example based approach of common problems in web application … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Code, Computers and Internet, Geek
Tagged book review, JavaScript, jQuery
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Decrypting Filezilla Passwords with PHP
One of the most frustrating things I find in managing a number of websites is that I’m always forgetting passwords. The version of Filezilla I’m running however makes it easy to remember them again through its use of weak XOR … Continue reading