|
|
![]() |
|
|
1. A Basic Example using PHP in AWS (Amazon Web Services)
|
|
By: Clay Loveless, Chief Architect, Mashery : 2010-07-03
|
|
Description: While there are a number of ways to get all these services running, including very convenient management interfaces in Firefox (such as Elasticfox), plus web-based management tools from RightScale and Scalr, we'll do it all with PHP and the API, since that's what this article is about. |
|
Read the full article
|
|
2. Building a Video Sharing Site using PHP in AWS
|
|
By: Clay Loveless, Chief Architect, Mashery : 2010-07-03
|
|
Description: There's a blog post out there that gives a brief rundown on building a video sharing site. The post gives a quick overview of what's necessary, and even provides sample code for some of the steps. Obviously you can build something simple for your home movies, or something as complex as YouTube. Yes, you really could build something like the next YouTube on top of Amazon Web Services. All you'd need to do is: |
|
Read the full article
|
|
6. Using Text file as database in PHP
|
|
By: David Sklar and Adam Trachtenberg : 2009-02-24
|
|
Description: Storing your data in a text file doesn't require any additional database software to be installed, but that's pretty much its only advantage. Its main disadvantages are clumsiness and inefficiency. At the beginning of a request, you've got to lock your text file and haul out all your data from it, even if you're only using a little bit of the data. Until you unlock the file at the end of the request, all other processes have to wait around, doing nothing, which means all your users are waiting too. One of the great assets of databases is that they give you structured access to your data, so you only lock (and load into memory) the data you actually care about. The text file solution doesn't do that. |
|
Read the full article
|
|
8. Install and use PHPUnit to test your PHP pages for errors.
|
|
By: Emiley J : 2009-01-14
|
|
Description: Warning: require_once(PHPUnit/Framework.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory If you are getting this error, the most obvious reason is you do not have the PHPUnit installed in your web server. To install the PHPUnit in your server follow the steps below. |
|
Read the full article
|
|
9. Using Codeigniter for PHP application development
|
|
By: Benny Alexander : 2008-12-29
|
|
Description: With many software frameworks available online nowadays, with many pros and cons on their side, it has become very important to check out complete details of these frameworks before applying them. Amongst the various kinds of software frameworks, the PHP Framework is more popular nowadays. Being simple to work on and easy to use, PHP frameworks are soon becoming the catchword of software frameworks |
|
Read the full article
|
|
10. Creating or Opening a File in PHP
|
|
By: David Sklar : 2008-12-01
|
|
Description: The first argument to fopen( )is the file to open; the second argument is the mode to open the file in. The mode specifies what operations can be performed on the file (reading and/or writing), where the file pointer is placed after the file is opened (at the beginning or end of the file), whether the file is truncated to zero length after opening, and whether the file is created if it doesn't exist, as shown in Table below. |
|
Read the full article
|
Next
|
|
![]() |
|
Subscribe in a reader
