Microsoft has continued to engage with the open source community over the last year. Following up on the Q&A from last May, they would like to share their progress as well as hear your thoughts on how you see PHP working on Windows Server and Microsoft stack in general.
A recent UK survey discovered that 57% employees were accessing sites such as Facebook and Twitter for an average of 40 minutes per week. It concluded that non-business use of the social networks was costing the UK £1.38 billion every year ($2.28 billion US Dollars).
If you’re like most of the world, you look forward to the weekends. And maybe in your desire to reach Saturday, you take a few shortcuts and make a few promises to yourself to get the leftover work done at some point before Monday.
Here are some of the interesting design-related links that came up on Twitter this week.
Archive of Australian Graphic Design 1960-1980. Plenty of work here not only standing the test of time, but also looking trendy again as retro styles become popular.
If you’ve been browsing the SitePoint HTML and CSS References lately, you may have noticed that the compatibility tables have been updated!
Package:
Gettable
Summary:
Make accessible private and protected variables
Groups:
Data types, PHP 5
Author:
Chris Lam
Description:
This class can be used to make accessible private and protected variab
Package:
nabiBust
Summary:
Obfuscate PHP code scripts
Groups:
Code Generation, PHP 5, Utilities and Tools
Author:
hwrProgs
Description:
This
