Posts Tagged ‘php’
PCSS is a PHP server-side CSS3 preprocessor aimed at helping developers write CSS3 using less code. PCSS truly extends the concept of shorthand CSS through several built-in features like constants, variables, functions and classes.
If you’re looking to simply your form creation and validation process, then consider Zebra_Form, an object-oriented PHP class that promotes rapid HTML forms development through the use of clean and easily maintainable code.
Code generators are desktop or web-based applications that once installed will allow you to define your database and it will automatically generate all the required HTML, CSS and PHP files.
RSSLounge aggregator is a free Web-based RSS feed reader based on PHP and MySQL. It allows you to organize and read your RSS feeds and updates from online services…
Well, sort of; it’s not 100% native, but it works, and requires only 1 simple cut-and-pasted line added per function to implement. This article will detail how to do so, as well as the gist of its inner workings. It’s certainly easy to grep up complaints and feature requests for both parameter skipping and named parameters…
Added on Tuesday, December 15th, 2009. Posted in
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This article explains how to increase interactivity of your website by using either cookies or sessions to remember the state of the browsing session of your visitors.
By using RSS and the MagpieRSS toolkit, you can import data from another web site or news source and display that information on your own site.
Most interactive websites nowadays would require a user to log in into the website’s system in order to provide a customized experience for the user. Once the user has logged in, the website will be able to provide a presentation that is tailored to the user’s preferences.
JoobsBox is a free open source, PHP and MySQL based job board script. The script in itself is very simple; you have configurable categories whereby your members can post their job listings.
Good looking dashboards tickle my brain cells. While dashboards are supposed to give a superior representation of data, with some good looks sprinkled in, it is somehow a more satisfying experience…