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I’ve heard a lot of people compare PHP to a Swiss Army Knife. You know the ones, 5 blades, a corkscrew, a saw…and the obligatory toothpick that you will lose so you might as well take it out now and just throw it away. Why anyone would consider PHP to be like this is beyond me.
Down the Rabbit Hole The moment you’ve been waiting for, let’s dive into the code. The application has two basic functions, the first is the login and the second is to fetch sales numbers. Since those are very different, we will need two different controllers. While we are only concentrating on the actual code necessary [...]
Editor’s Note: This is part three of a four-part series on building mobile dashboards with Flash and PHP. You can still read Part One and Part Two on php|architect’s Website. In case you did not know this, I love PHP. It is the Swiss Army Knife of development languages, and I can do dang near anything [...]
Position Title:Mid-Level PHP programmer Location:Kansas (anywhere is really ok) Company:OK Websites, LLC Salary: $45k Telecommute: Maybe, possibly for the right person, we’ve not really decided yet Description:We may need some help, possibly, if you don’t have anything else to do. Skills Required: Help us PHP would be good but C++ would be ok if that’s [...]
Position Title: Ninja, Guru, RockStar Location: Mt. Olympus, or Atlantis Company: Lightning Bolt Productions Salary: $95k Telecommute: Yes but only for gods, demigods must be onsite for 6 months) Description: We need Help with Zeus’ personal website. Mere mortals need not apply. Skills Required: 30+ years PHP experience 50+ years experience with PHP Experience with [...]
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