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The object oriented paradigm is an approach to programming that’s intended to encourage the development of maintainable and well structured applications. Many PHP coders regard object oriented programming (OOP) as some kind of mystic art Author: Harry Code: PHP 5.0 |
As you saw in the previous lesson, the PHP command echo is a means of outputting text to the web browser. Throughout your PHP career you will be using the echo command more than any other. Author: Tizag Code: PHP 5.0 |
Comments in PHP are similar to comments that are used in HTML. The PHP comment syntax always begins with a special character sequence and all text that appears between the start of the comment and the end will be ignored. Author: Tizag Code: PHP 5.0 |
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If you are a developer building Web applications and need speed, functionality, and platform-independence, then PHP is for you. Moreover it is free, easy to learn and deploy. These are the greatest strengths that makes PHP so popular. Author: Smol Code: PHP 5.0 |
This tutorial is intended for developers who have already written code to get data in and out of a MySQL database, but who wish to discover if there are any benefits of adopting an Object Oriented approach. Author: Tony Code: PHP 5.0 |
This is a cool little way to put articles from a page or database into separate pages. This can be done quite a few ways but here's one of them which will be shown within the tutorial. Author: Ben Code: PHP 5.0 |
This article describes the fundamentals of objects and classes in PHP V5, from the very basics through to inheritance, for experienced object-oriented programmers and those who have not yet been introduced to objects. Author: Matt Code: PHP 5.0 |
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This tutorial shows you how to setup and display a simple JPGraph line graph in under 5 minutes. All the JPGraph documentation assumes that you have extracted the JPGraph source code to a folder called jpgraph somewhere on your system.
Author: Matt Code: PHP 5.0 |
SideWiki is a new service from Google that allows users to add comments to any web page. The Google Toolbar provides a convenient interface to SideWiki, but there is an API that web developers can use to access SideWiki data.
Author: Matt Code: PHP 5.0 |
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