PHP is a very powerful programming language which is favored more than many other languages when it comes to web functionality. In a personal viewpoint after learning functions and then on to classes you can start building much more advanced scripts and the only limit is your imagination.
Tutorials
DrupalCon SF 2010: Defining and pitching your process
Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
After this session and reviewing some notes i felt that (at least the beginning part) this presentation was great because it did give me some new things to implement into our (rr) business plan and our design process.
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Flickr API and PHP, display images!
Monday, February 8th, 2010
Flickr in the past couple years has really turned into a great service. PHP too has been a vital item to internet development! Now lets make them play nice together to grab some of your recent images in your flikr account! (more…)
CSS3: Rounded Corners
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010
CSS3 has a few very useful features, such as: Rounded Corners. If you are using a CSS3 compatible browser, you will notice our current version of our site uses many rounded corners. They are all done with CSS3. (more…)
PHP & MySQL Query Result Loops
Monday, January 25th, 2010
Static content is dying, but dynamic sites are emerging left and right. Lets focus on using PHP and merge it with mySQL so we can pull some dynamic data!
Clean URLs on Media Temple’s Grid-Service (gs)
Sunday, August 9th, 2009
Noticing the amount of questions of “clean urls” being brought up on Media Temple’s Grid Server platforms, made a point that there should be a clean and easy write up to get this working without having lots of foreknowledge about the PHP/Apache system. This mainly applies to any site running a content management system, such as Drupal which this write up mainly focuses on! (more…)
