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PHP Advent 2009Dec 1, 2009
With the help of Sean and twenty-four fantastic authors from the PHP community, PHP Advent is back for a third year.
Paul gets things started with an article on comprehensible code:
Reading code is hard work. Here are some reasons why, along with...
Facebook, MySpace, and crossdomain.xmlNov 6, 2009
Thanks to the recent recurrence of a vulnerability I wrote about a few years ago and a gentle prod from Simon, I decided it would be good to write about the dangers of cross-domain Ajax with Flash again.
If you read about this story on TechCrunch,...
Git on Snow LeopardNov 2, 2009
I've had a GitHub account for months, but I've yet to use it. After I mentionined on Twitter that I might start using it, the response was very positive. People really love Git and GitHub both.
Unsurprisingly, my Mac didn't already have git. (It's not...
Learning HTML and CSSOct 26, 2009
I've been a web developer for a decade and a half. I've learned a lot along the way, and I'm comfortable with a lot of web-related technologies. But, I'm not very good at HTML and CSS, and I've decided it's time to do something about that.
I'm...
CodeWorks and Beer (Table)Oct 18, 2009
By all accounts, CodeWorks — a touring conference produced by the same people who publish php|architect Magazine — was a big success. Although I was exhausted from all the travel by the time we made it to NY, I'm really glad I took the time to...
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