Posts Tagged ‘php’

Day with Flourish Library

Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

So the other day i was surfing the web and have found a pretty neat PHP library called Flourish. At first was wondering why anyone would want to use a library instead of a MVC these days. I have to say after using its pretty neat. Coming from recent rails development I was missing ActiveRecord from rails in PHP but oh wait this library has Active Record. So i figured since there isn’t any tutorials on how to create a blog application with it. So look towards it in the coming days.

I wrote a simple application with it in about 30 minutes but the only reason i took at look was because the documentation is so good its like reading a book with a map. It has everything you would ever need but json-rpc and xml-rpc. Since this flourish library is in beta it might have those features soon or even just down the road. its pretty stable write now only a few bugs here and there but nothing major with patches all the time. So check it out.

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PHP file reader and Smarty

Saturday, January 26th, 2008

I wrote this code when I was coding for a Company doing web development. Basically what this is three parts:

  • text file containing html
  • php file calling the text file
  • A smarty template
  • So this is how it works. (more…)

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    Last.FM and PHP

    Friday, January 25th, 2008

    Ok, I got bored and decided so I wrote a bunch of PHP in the past month. First one I worked on was a bar code system for my EMS(Employee Management System). For last.FM I have been using the audioscrobbler API and feed parsing which are all simple php concepts that everyone that does php should know how to do. So I know what your saying wheres the code. Well your going to have to read more
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    New Blog

    Thursday, January 24th, 2008

    Ok back to a actual none custom php application for a blog. I’m still working on Operation eskimo and m3xml gallery tho. I will continue to develop and build these applications. I’m gone back to WordPress for easy maintenance, a simple adding of post and just all around simpler.

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