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Seriously, Keep it Simple, Stupid

Like Scott, I spent last week in Portland attending OSCON. The first session I went to was a joint talk given by Rasmus Lerdorf and Thomas Sha. Rasmus is a Yahoo! software architect and the creator of...

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Tyler Hall

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07/30/2007

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PHP Programming Contest

Nick Halstead is running a PHP contest on his blog and offering a free copy of Zend Studio to the winner. It's a wonderfully simple challenge that doesn't require arcane PHP knowledge or experience...

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Tyler Hall

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06/25/2007

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Growl Pepper Plugin for Mint

In my last post I talked about the PHP Growl notification class I wrote. A few readers emailed and asked to see a larger, working example of how to use the code, so I've written a plugin for Shaun...

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Tyler Hall

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04/26/2007

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Send Growl Notifications Using PHP

Most websites have alert systems built in that can notify you whenever something goes wrong - a database crash or Apache error for example. Often times they'll send an email, save the problem to a log...

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Tyler Hall

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04/26/2007

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How-To Parse RSS Feeds With Google's Feed API

Tired of processing RSS/Atom feeds in your app? Today Google announced their new Google AJAX Feed API that will do the parsing (and caching!) for you. It works great for Javascript developers, but...

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Tyler Hall

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04/18/2007

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Amazon S3 File Browser

Last month I blogged about the release of PHP-AWS - our open source Amazon Web Services library. Today I want to highlight the S3 File Manager I recently added to the project. It makes debugging...

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Tyler Hall

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02/19/2007

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Introducing PHP-AWS

Today I'm happy to announce a new open source project from Sitening. PHP-AWS is a collection of PHP classes that let you tap into the power of Amazon's Web Services platform. This is the same codebase...

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Tyler Hall

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01/30/2007

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Getting Real With Databases in PHP

It's no secret that I don't like Ruby on Rails. My friends know it. My co-workers definitely know it. And I guess now you do, too. Ruby itself is a fine language, and there are lots of great web...

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Tyler Hall

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06/01/2006

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Excel Line Endings Break PHP

Here's a quick tip that might save the PHP developers out there some time. (It would have saved me thirty minutes of debugging if I had know this earlier.) When you export an Excel file as a CSV in...

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Tyler Hall

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05/24/2006

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Create a PHP Documentation Bookmarklet

Most PHP programmers I know (including myself) visit the PHP function reference daily, if not hourly. Going to http://php.net/ is a quick way to lookup the specs on a particular function, reserved...

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Tyler Hall

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02/22/2006

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Instant Development Network

We completed the cre824 competition this morning. Our submission came out great, and we somehow managed to complete everything we set out to accomplish. My favorite piece of the competition was...

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Scott Holdren

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11/19/2005

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Redirect After Form Processing

After processing an html form, it is often a good idea to redirect the user to a new url, rather than just presenting the results. Consider this php example: if ($_POST["name"]) { # do...

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Scott Holdren

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10/27/2005

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Using PHP to Include RSS Feeds

We needed some code to include RSS feeds on our web site. I quickly found Magpie RSS, which is a PHP library for fetching, parsing, and even caching feeds. MagpieRSS is compatible with RSS 0.9...

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Scott Holdren

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10/24/2005

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