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Programming
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PHP, Project Releases
Release: Serenity Application Platform
Bit of cross promotion here, so bear with me
I have finally, after a good few months of hard work, released Serenity Application Platform. Head over to the E29 company site to view more info, including how to download the build, install it, and create applications. -
PHP
PHP Profiling Made Easy
If you’re a PHP developer working with xdebug ( which you should be ), I cannot recommend Webgrind enough.
The current release is 0.6 and is being developed under Google’s summer of code program. If you are running XAMPPon Windows, read the rest of this article for some tips on getting Webgrind to run properly. -
PHP, Programming
PHP, Cookies, and Internet Explorer 6
12.06.07 | Permalink | 7 CommentsNothing is more hair-pulling than working IE6 and creating workarounds. Every E29 product has a session workaround specifically for IE6 that I thought was unsolvable, until now.
If you’re having trouble with IE6 accepting login cookies, or any cookies, using PHP, you definitely want to read on for the off the wall answer to your […] -
JavaScript, Programming
Object Oriented Javascript with Mootools
11.15.07 | Permalink | 4 CommentsMootools is a fairly new, and increasingly popular Javascript framework that allows you to do complex effects, event handling, and Ajax all in one easy to understand structure. The piece that I’m going to touch on today involves using Mootools together with Javascript OOP to create reusable objects and methods.
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HTML / CSS, JavaScript, Programming
HTML Applications
09.05.07 | Permalink | 8 Comments
As my first post here on TehDevs, I would like to welcome everyone to the site. Adam and I hope you enjoy reading about our experiences (and hopefully learning something along the way).
Now then, down to business. -
HTML / CSS, JavaScript, Programming
First Post! And a word on XML namespaces
09.04.07 | Permalink | 2 CommentsWelcome to TehDevs.net, where Andy and I hope to impart some nerd wisdom to the masses. And also to spare our regular blog readers from pages of code.
For this first post, I’m going to outline some work I’ve been doing on the next E29 product, using XML namespaces.
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