9 Top CSS Essential Skills That Every Web designer Should Learn By - Ko Ko - September 8, 2008 - 4:43 am
If you are going to learn CSS from scratch, you have probably seen a lot of techniques, tricks and tutorials so far. Please see below a list of sites greately help you learn essential CSS skills.
20 Icon and Graphics Generators By - Ko Ko - August 14, 2008 - 12:37 pm
You do not need to be a great artist to get great looking graphics. In fact, sometimes you do not even have to roll up your sleeves. We have put together a list of 20 sites that will help you create icons, favicons, animations and various graphics in no time.
Email Icon Generator
- Generate an email address icon to display on your site. A safe way to show off
your email address that spambots can’t read.
Favicon Generator
- Upload a JPG, GIF, PNG or BMP and convert it in to a 16 X 16 favicon for your
site.
Favicon Generator and Gallery
- Upload your image and make a favicon in one of four different sizes, then add
it to their gallery as well as using it on your site.
Favicon.cc
- Create your own icon by importing a picture or start from scratch, browse the
latest creations of others.
FavIcon From Pics
- Upload your photos and make a favicon, including animated ones.
PHP Manual
- Complete and hyperlinked manual documents and explains all elements of PHP.
Includes FAQ section and user comments.
Add
a text-size switcher to your Web site with PHP and CSS - TechRepublic -
This tutorial will show you how to add such a text size switcher to your Web
pages using PHP and CSS, thereby immediately making your Web site more
accessible and scoring you useful brownie points from everyone over the age of
50.
Build your own Web
Service with PHP and XML-RPC - Harry takes us one step further into the
world of Web Services. Here he explains how to build your own Web Service - a
news feed - using PHP and XML-RPC.
Building Apache and PHP - Step by step tutorials describing how to build
Apache and PHP on various Unix flavours, including how to build every
component and library they depend on.
Building Modular XHTML
Web Pages using PHP - A series of labs describing the process of building
modular, structured and valid XHTML Web pages using the PHP server-side
scripting language.
Classes and
PHP (PHPBuilder) - A description in plain English of what classes are, and
how they can make your project easier to complete and extend.
Code Injection Vulnerabilities Explained - Code Injection is a term used
when code is injected straight into a program/script from an outside source
for execution at some point in time.
Compare file contents and render the output with Text_Diff - The Text_Diff
PEAR class makes it possible to compare file contents in the PHP environment
and render the output in various formats. This tutorial demonstrates this
class in action, illustrating how you can use it to dynamically compare file
contents with PHP and render the results as a Web page.
Comprehensible PHP Code (PHPBuilder) - A good programmer makes her code
look so simple and comprehensible that any other programmer can understand it
and appreciate it.
Configuration Manipulation With PHP Config (Dev Shed) - This article
introduces a toolkit designed specifically for manipulating configuration
files, thereby reducing the number of lines of code needed to read and modify
application variables. This toolkit is written in PHP and implemented as a
class, suitable for use in any PHP-based application and accessible via
standard OO techniques.
Create an audio stitching tool in PHP (TechRepublic) - One way to provide
visually impaired users with the ability to use OCR-defeating passcodes is to
stitch WAV files together. Phillip Perkins shows you how to deconstruct a
group of WAV files and reconstruct one large WAV file by compiling the group.
Error Handling:
Stepping beyond True/False Results (Zend Technologies) - This article will
give you the capabilities to handle errors in an elegant manner without
diverging too much from your lazy ways. We will look at how to handle PHP
script errors, as well as passing around your own errors with the PEAR module:
PEAR_Error.
File And Directory Manipulation, Part 1 (Dev Shed) - PHP comes with a
full-featured file and directory manipulation API that allows you (among other
things) to view and modify file attributes, read and list directory contents,
alter file permissions, retrieve file contents into a variety of native data
structures, and search for files based on specific patterns. This file
manipulation API is both powerful and flexible - two characteristics that will
endear it to any developer who's ever had to work with file manipulation
commands.
File And Directory Manipulation, Part 2 (Dev Shed) - This second segment
of the tutorial on the PHP filesystem API takes you into deeper waters,
showing you how to copy, delete and rename files; scan directories; work with
uploaded files over HTTP; perform pattern matches on file names; and read and
write to processes instead of files.
GIS Mapping in PHP - A series of
tutorials on using PHP to access GIS mapping information. The tutorials start
with the basics, build on them, and provide many examples for more complex
functions.
Implement Bayesian Inference Using PHP - Conditional probability -- the
probability of observing one event as a result of having observed another
event -- is a potentially important factor in designing intelligent Web
applications. Paul Meagher introduces Bayesian inference by discussing the
basic mathematical concepts involved and demonstrating how to implement the
underlying conditional probability calculations using PHP.
Official PHP FAQ - A list of
Frequently Asked Questions about PHP and their answers.
Oracle/PHP FAQ - Describes how
PHP interacts with the Oracle Database.
PEAR MDB Database Abstraction Layer (International PHP Magazine) - This
article gives a good introduction to the database abstraction package PEAR MDB.
The focus is on explaining the more advanced features of MDB like data type
abstraction and the XML based schema management that go beyond what other
similar packages offer. A basic level of understanding of PHP and SQL is
recommended.
PHP and MySQL Tutorial (PHPsimple)
- PHP and MySQL tutorial. Learn how to create sites using PHP and MySQL in a
series of simple tutorials.
PHP For
Designers - PHP introduction for web designers by Matt Mullenweg.
PHP
Knowledge Base - A repository of PHP related frequently asked questions. A
growing collection in a searchable question and answer format.
PHP MySQL Interactive Website Design - The lessons provided in this PHP/MySQL
tutorial are short and simple. You'll learn to create and manipulate a simple
database of names and birthdates.
PHP RRDTool tutorial - A tutorial on using RRDTool's PHP extensions to
gather data, report statistics, and generate graphs.
PHP Security Guide -
Guidance from the PHP Security Consortium on how to develop more secure
applications.
PHP Tutorial (by Martin
Geisler) - This tutorial is aimed at users who have no previous experience
with programming in PHP or any other programming language.
PHP Tutorial (Tizag) - A PHP
tutorial that covers all the basics of PHP. It is geared towards web
developers with little or no PHP experience.
PHP Virtual
Guide - Video tutorials covering PHP from the basics to advanced
techniques.
PHPCatalyst - Dedicated to
provide tutorials and step-by-step help for beginners. Instructions on basics
of PHP programming, examples and coding PHP with MySQL.
Pitfalls of Transactions with PHP (ONLamp) - Database transactions are
important for data reliability and consistency. Used properly, they can
prevent many types of errors. Used improperly, they can cause many other kinds
of errors. Kimberlee Jensen demonstrates using transactions with PHP well.
Programming PHP
- A wikibook about programming in PHP. Also provides external links for more
information.
Serving XHTML with the correct mime type using PHP - Describes how to send
XHTML with the correct mime type safely using PHP. Includes the ability to
"fall back" to HTML if the viewing web-browser does not support XHTML.
Simple Linear Regression With PHP - In contrast with other open source
languages like Perl and Python, PHP lacks a robust community effort to develop
a math library. This article provides an example of a PHP math library called
SimpleLinearRegression that demonstrates a general approach that can be used
to develop PHP math libraries.
SimplePHP - Windows
Installation Guide for Apache + PHP + MySQL + PHPMyAdmin.
SQL Injection [Chris
Shiflett: Security Corner] - Most Web applications interact with a
database, and the data stored therein frequently originates from users. Thus,
when creating an SQL statement, a developer may use client data in its
construction. This article explains SQL injection by looking at a few example
attacks and then introducing some simple and effective methods for prevention.
By applying these best practices, you can practically eliminate SQL injection
from your list of security concerns.
Static Free Energy (Zend)
- This tutorial will show you how to produce static html pages using PHP. This
is important if you want the benefits of using PHP to build sections of a site
where the content of the pages doesn't change very often.
Stopping spambots
from submitting forms - Demonstrates a technique for preventing spambots
from submitting forms, using questions such as "which day comes after
Tuesday?" or "spell the number 7 in lowercase letters".
Ten
Security Checks for PHP (ONLamp) - Though it's easy to create sites in PHP,
it's not immune to sloppy coding. Clancy Malcolm explains how to recognize and
fix potential security holes.
Three-Tier Development with PHP 5 (ONLamp.com) - Luis Yordano Cruz
demonstrates three-tier PHP application design with PEAR::DB_DataObject,
Smarty, and PHP 5. The article assumes that you have some familiarity with
HTML, Smarty, PEAR::DB_DataObject, MySQL, and PHP 5.
Use BB
Code in Your PHP Application (SitePoint) - BB code is a simple set of
instructions that provide rules as to how a piece of text should be formatted.
In this hands-on tutorial, Stoyan explains the basics that every developer
should know about the use of BB code in PHP applications.
Using
PHP 5's SimpleXML - This tutorial explains the usage of the Simple XML
extension new to PHP 5. It provides examples of reading and querying XML data.
Web Programming Tutorial for
the Absolute Beginner - An easy to follow tutorial which focuses on the
most elementary PHP concepts. Suitable for people who have heard of PHP, but
who have never actually seen or written PHP or any other programming language.
Computerworld PHP QuickStudy - Article by Sharon Machlis in ComputerWorld.
Explainer on the PHP scripting language and what IT managers should know about
it. Includes an interview with PHP creator Rasmus Lerdorf and links to other
Web resources. (February 4, 2002)
How to print big posters with a small printer By - Ko Ko - June 6, 2008 - 7:12 am
The PosteRazor cuts an image into pieces which can afterwards be printed out and assembled to a poster As input, the PosteRazor takes an image and the resulting poster is saved as a multipage PDF document. An easy to use wizard like user interface guides through 5 steps. PosteRazor is available as a Windows, an OSX and a Linux version It is an open soince GNU licensed project which is hosted on SourceForge.
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