Posts in the "PHP" Category

  • tree from Stock Photography Zend has launched the Simple Cloud project which allows PHP developers to write Cloud based apps without having to bother about the different cloud based solutions available. This works like an abstraction layer for various cloud solutions like Amazon, Windows Azure, Rackspace Cloud Hosting and a few more. Initially this project [...]

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  • Fastrack with PHP on Windows

    This article is the start of a series of articles on how PHP interoperates with other technologies. When people think of PHP, the first thing people think of is LAMP. But PHP is not limited to the run just under Apache, you can have PHP run under various configurations, including the command line. Here’s the [...]

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  • You’ve read a lot of PHP best practises articles and topics all over the internet and try your best at following them during your development. How about the worst practises in PHP development? There’s a nice article on the PHPDev Blog which tells you about a few practises (which I’m sure most of us haven [...]

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  • Alexander Veremyev, a Zend Framework team member has announced the latest release of the Zend Framework 1.9.1.  This is the first maintenance release in the 1.9 series and has bug fixes for  over 30 issues. You can view the full changelog for this release over at: http://framework.zend.com/changelog/1.9.1 You can download Zend Framework 1.9.1 at: http://framework.zend.com/download/latest

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  • Are you ready for PHP 6?

    Here’s an article from Linux Magazine showing you how to install a development snapshot version of the latest PHP 6 build on your system. They also go on to give an overview on what’s new in PHP 6  and some of the code you’ll have to change in your current source to get it working [...]

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  • PHP 5.3 & Internationalization

    Stas Malyshev has written a good article over at Zend Developer Zone about the new intl – Internalization extension in PHP 5.3. Internationalization has been a major problem with web developers when developing sites which have to support multiple languages. The new extension eases the developer’s work drastically. Stas mentions in the article that the [...]

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  • Saving Data into Excel the Easy Way using PHP

    If you’re looking for an easy way to output your data from a PHP script into a Excel file, you’ve got to check out this script MS-Excel Stream Handler which I came across at the PHP Classes site. What this script essentially does is to implement a stream handler interface to write Microsoft Excel spreadsheet [...]

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  • PHP Compiler Internal Slides by Sebastian Bergmann

    Here’s an interesting slide from Sebastian Bergmann which explains the magic that happens when you execute your PHP code, and how it gets converted into bytecode. He also goes ahead to show you how to extend the PHP compiler in the presentation. PHP Compiler Internals View more Microsoft Word documents from Sebastian Bergmann.

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  • PHP Quick Profiler – Profile your Code

    Here’s a good looking and functional profiler you can plug into your projects. PQP (PHP Quick Profiler) allows you to profile your code and get information about how much time your script took to execute, the amount of memory used, the files which have been included, errors in your code, queries and any other debug [...]

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  • Scienta Zend Framework Debug Bar

    Scienta ZF Debugbar is a useful tool to add to your sites running on Zend Framework to get server side information of the page being accessed. It’s quite simple to use – just download the code, place it in your PHP include path and use the following code in your bootstrap file to get the [...]

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