Hasin Hayder from Developer Tutorials wrote this neat post about using debug_backtrace. It could help you debug your code more efficiently and save you hours of dumping variables and testing functions, not to mention saving you from pulling your hair out. I myself used it a couple of times when writing class […]

• 0 Comments

What better way to connect and share with others about your experiences in web development, than a community event that includes:

Programming
Geeks
Robots
More Programming
Even More Robots
Podcasting
RSS Feeds
Photoshop
Whiskey (not free)
and More!

Well, for those of us that live in and near Orlando, FL this event is called BarCampOrlando.

It will take place Downtown Orlando on April 5th - 6th […]

• 3 Comments

The php|arhcitect C7Y Community is hosting a PHP contest. The task is to create a link scanner.
Given an arbitrary (but valid) HTML file, retrieve all the links that would be displayed as hyper links and display them sequentially, having removed any duplicates. You may use any built in function, the phpinfo() of the server used […]

• 0 Comments

Linux Only (sort of): I once was a fan of heavy development environments such as Eclipse or Zend Studio, but not anymore. Don’t get me wrong. They are very powerful, but in a way too powerful, or rather, too heavy. PHP is a scripting language, likewise, a PHP editor should be fast and easy to […]

• 3 Comments

Every web developer, no matter what language you use should know the workings of a version control system. The one I most often use when working on projects is Subversion, aka SVN. SVN not only helps me keep my code organized, it also allows for others that are working with me to know […]

• 0 Comments

The people over at Six Revisions have came up with a cool and practical list of 9 uses for Firefox’s Web Developer Extension. I myself use it almost everytime while working on a project, most of the things I use it for are on this list, and I found a few new things like the auto […]

• 0 Comments