Strict vs. Loose Comparisons in PHP
Understanding how PHP’s comparison operators work can save you a lot of headache, and hopefully helps you prevent some strange bugs in your projects.
Understanding how PHP’s comparison operators work can save you a lot of headache, and hopefully helps you prevent some strange bugs in your projects.
Part 9 of the Creating an App from Scratch series, in which Chris Coyier and Jason Lengstorf go over bug fixes, security concerns, and other feature tweaks that occurred after the application went live.
Part 7 of the Creating an App from Scratch series, in which Chris Coyier and Jason Lengstorf explain the PHP and jQuery that make the application’s list handling functions work.
Part 5 of the Creating an App from Scratch series, in which Chris Coyier and Jason Lengstorf go over the PHP and MySQL that handles the creation and updating of user accounts.
Part 3 of the Creating an App from Scratch series, in which Chris Coyier and Jason Lengstorf cover the workflow and design of the application.
Part 2 of the Creating an App from Scratch series, in which Chris Coyier and Jason Lengstorf cover, in great detail, the planning, design, building, and testing of an AJAX-powered web application based on PHP/MySQL.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn a quick way to determine what the most popular tags are in a series of tagged entries.
The goal of our exercise today is to build a menu, complete with sub-menu, all based off one function that runs recursively on an array.
This quick tip shows an easy trick to simplify the job of looping through an array in which something different happens to the first element.
In this tutorial, we’ll use SimpleXML and a custom PHP class to load and parse a user’s Flickr RSS feed, isolate the pieces of information we need, and output the data as HTML.