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haXe, your universal Web language

Posted by: Nicolas Juneau

Tagged in: web , programming , php , Javascript , haXe , ActionScript

Nicolas Juneau

A couple of years ago, when I was working with SE|PY for a Flash project, I discovered I could use an alternate compiler to build a Flash application - MTASC. It supported ActionScript 1 and 2, but not 3. When I read more about it, I learned that its creator, Nicolas Cannasse, was working on a new compiler (and also a language on its own), called haXe.

The thing that distinguishes haXe from the others is that it is a cross-platform language designed to build Web applications (although you can use it for other purposes). When you write your code in haXe, you use the haXe syntax and libraries - you can then compile your code into different "targets" depending on your needs. Today, haXe supports Javascript, Flash, NekoVM, PHP and C++.


Security and Linux.com

Posted by: Rovanion Luckey

Tagged in: security , phpbb , php , Passwords , newgeekorder , Linux.com

Rovanion Luckey

Security obviously has a high priority everywhere within the modern computer industry. There is not a single day without security patches for our own beloved software and not a day without the news of a new virus taking over billions of Windows computers.

Security was also highlighted in the webspace not long ago when phpBB.com's password database got it's security compomized. The reason of it being compromized was a miss in comunications when the security problem in the phpBB system was detected. But that's really besides the point here.


Namespaces are a way of making sure you have the correct PHP class, constant, or function and that people using your PHP classes can be sure they're using the correct ones. These tips provide a few guidelines for building your namespaces so that you get the most out of them and PHP.

Prošle noći sam izgubio 4h na debagovanje i modifikaciju koda koji je bio ispravan, ali nije radio – a ja sam jedva provalio o čemu se radi. Glavni krivac bio je Windows, a šta se desilo, kako sam otkrio o čemu se radi i kako sam problem rešio, saznaćete vrlo brzo :) Naime, razrešenje ove misterije nije išlo gore pomenutim redosledom, pa upravo zato i reših da svoje iskustvo podelim sa ostatkom svet.

Pretprošle noći krenuh u realizaciju jednog mog mini WEB projekta. Kako su pitanju XHTML/CSS + PHP/MySQL tehnologije, krenuo sam sa radom u lokalu. Startovah LAMP pa se bacih na izradu baze i back panel-a. Zaključno sa sistemom za logovanje korisnika, privedoh rad kraju za taj dan (noć zapravo) pa sam sve do tada urađeno okačio na server. Probao sam skriptu i sve do tada implementirano je radilo bez ikakvih problema.


Knee deep in the Twitter REST API

Posted by: Rocky

Tagged in: Web development , Web 2.0 , twitter , programming , php , Javascript , Java

Rocky

Twitter provides an API so Web developers can enable their users to access the various features that the Twitter site provides. In this article, learn the basics of using the Twitter REST API. Get started with a simple examples, then build your Twitter API skills. The ability to pull specific information from the Twitter Stream is endless.

Uploading files with PHP

Posted by: Kunal P.Bharati

Tagged in: php

Kunal P.Bharati

During my recent project I learned about uploading files using. For uploading files with PHP first step is to create a HTML form:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">  <HTML>  


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