ASP.NET Graphs: Raise the Bar
Original post provide by SitePoint.comIf you use static images to present graphs and charts online, now’s the time to make your efforts more dynamic. In this results-focused tutorial, Pat explains how easy .NET makes the dynamic generation and display of bar charts online.
In Praise Of Zend Core
FastCGI is the only scalable and safe way of running PHP on IIS, because not all PHP extensions are thread-safe and there are global locks in multi-threaded mode that hurt PHP performance if don't use FastCGI. The only minuses is that Zend Core currently doesn't include the postgresql extension, and you have to compile in extensions which are not included in the release.
Google Summer Of Code: Php.net Students
The PHP team is once again proud to participate in the Google Summer of Code. Ten students will "flip bits instead of burgers" this summer: Zend LLVM Extension by JoonasGovenius, mentored by NunoLopes PHP Optimizer by SamuelGraham Kelly IV, mentored by DerickRethans PhD Improvements and Updates by NicholasSloan, mentored by HannesMagnusson Replace auto with CMake by Alejandro LeivaRojas, mentored by Pierre A.Joye gsoc:2008 - XDebug by Chung-YangLee, mentored by DavidCoallier Rewrite the run-tests.php script by CesarMontedonico, mentored by TravisSwicegood PHP Bindings for Cairo by AkshatGupta, mentored by AnantNarayanan Algorithm Optimizations by MichalDziemianko, mentored by ScottMacVicar PECL, Website Improvements by BarryCarlyon, mentored by Helgi ÞormarÞorbjörnsson Implement Unicode into PHP 6 by Henrique do NascimentoAngelo, mentored by ScottMacVicar
(PHP) Entwicklungsumgebung Unter Windows
Testweise kann man nun LightTPD folgendermassen starten: /usr/sbin/lighttpd -f /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf Abschliessend soll man LightTPD noch als Windows NT Service installieren können. Hierfür benötigt man das Dienstprogramm 'cygrunsrv', das man ggf. per 'cyg-apt' nachinstallieren muss. Der Befehl zum einrichten von LightTPD als Service sollte nach meinen Recherchen dann wie folgt aussehen: cygrunsrv --install lighty --path /usr/sbin/lighttpd --args "-D -f /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf" --disp "cygwin - lightTPD" Leider hat die Installation als Service bei mir noch nicht geklappt.
Avoiding The 5 Most Common SEO Mistakes
Are your SEO efforts hampered by any of the 5 most common SEO mistakes? They're not difficult to rectify ... once you know what they are! Johnathon explains them clearly, and shows you how to correct them, in this hands-on tutorial.
PhpEd Vs Zend Studio
It was full of bugs and couldn't do some of the most basic tasks. I complained, didn't get very far, and dropped it and some months later moved onto the Zend IDE instead. I used this for years, and while it had flaws, it also had just about the right level of features for me.
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LightTPD Mit Mod_cml Und Mod_magnet
Kleine Gedankenstütze für mich: Sowohl 'mod_cml' als auch 'mod_magnet' in LightTPD >= 1.4.13 benötigen Lua 5.1. Falls Lua 5.1 nicht in der Linux Distribution enthalten ist oder z.b. auch unter Mac OSX, bekommt man Lighty folgendermassen compiliert (vorausgesetzt lua wurde compiliert und unter /usr/local/ installiert): $ export LUA_CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" $ export LUA_LIBS="-L/usr/local/lib -llua" $ ./configure --prefix=/usr --with-pcre --with-lua $ make
PHP Québec Conference 2008
The Conference will take place in Montreal, Canada, on March 12 through 14. Join us for the PHPLabs, 2 days of technical talks, the Open Source Job Fair & Cocktail. Meet with well know community members such as: John Coggeshall, Marcus Boerger, Zak Greant, Chris Shiflett, Damien Seguy and many more.
My Experience Moving To PHP5
Other things that we have changed is that we have transitioned to using XMLHttpRequest for all our Ajax calls. Formerly we were using the excellent JSRS library, but I can already see most programmers we hire in the future will be more familiar with XMLHttpRequest than JSRS.
Ermitteln Der Version Der JVM Im Internet Explorer - The Microsoft Way
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Accessible JavaScript: Beyond The Mouse
Is there life beyond the mouse? You bet there is! In this detailed expose, James reveals a world in which scripting is device independent, and users of any type of assistive technology can access our sites. He applies intriguing theory to a number of high-profile sites as he advocates -- and provides appropriate code to support the argument -- that sites be made truly accessible right from the initial stages of their planning and design.