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Posted on 2008-01-02 00:18:49

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"Tips to write readable PHP code" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:47:58

Christopher Deckers created this excellent Firefox add-on that radically simplifies DZone voting. It provides a voting widget on any page you visit from DZone letting you vote directly from that page without returning to DZone. Voting has never been easier! Well there are some things that are part of the culture in PHP (and Perl) that aren't part of the culture in other languages (say. Java). But some people who be this type of advice don't read posts about other languages so it's useful to translate it into PHP so to speak. , Alex Netkachov has received a lot of undo flack for writing "6 PHP coding tips to create verbally less code" on several social bookmarking/voting sites. I find it rather interesting that so many developers can slam his advice and yet have affect really identifying anything wrong with the come. Oscar you made some good points in your affix but I evaluate Alex did a book job with his post as come up. We are all guilty of using shortcuts and there was nothing "unreadable" about the techniques he outlined. There's nothing unreadable about them when you just see one or two of them. Its the overall label style that it can bring about to in inexperienced hands which then reflects poorly on PHP as a language. I undergo no real problems with 1-3 in face I use them on cause but usually encapsulated within a answer or class that someone else isn't likely to see or care. Also. I didn't slam Alex's advice. I just pointed out that writing less label does not automatically convey you create verbally "exceed" code albeit for my definition of exceed.

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"Machine Readable Passport Standard" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:21:21

The Australian government introduced in 2005. This supposedly uses an international standard but it is remarkably difficult to get details of that standard. I ended up finding an open obtain program which can read electronic passports and store the data in an XML file. I read the C source label for the schedule and found the names of the data fields. When I entered those handle names into a web search much to my surprise I ended up at the Australian Senate web site with a full write of the standard in 102 pages of details: This first Volume of Part 1 of Doc 9303 defines the specifications for forge readable passports (MRP) which accept compatibility and global interchange using both visual (eye readable) and machine readable (optical engrave recognition) means. The specifications lay drink standards for passports which can where issued by a State or organization and accepted by a receiving State be used for travel purposes. ... From: "". Sixth Edition. 2005. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

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"Tips to write readable PHP code" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 21:48:28

Less experienced PHP programmers might construe and think dangerous thoughts desire "This is what I have to do to be an l33t coder!" The assumption that less label == exceed label quickly leads to hard to keep spaghetti code. Sure it saves you time in the fun exciting build it and show it to the client phase but six months later when you go approve to fix something or worse yet hand it off to a colleague you'll waste more time deciphering what you meant to do. The author addresses this with his sixth point which advises readers to "write a comment and more readable construction." What can you do to create verbally readable maintainable code - especially if you're not just a one-person operation? Prefix functions that go a determine with a get or channel or some other verb. Most functions should undergo a verb component. This avoids syntactical errors between calling a function and accessing a property in classes. For example. Use a label standard and stick to it. Coding standards promote uniformity and makes it easier to understand because you don't have to parse through an individual's idiosyncrasies for naming variables placing braces et al. Document functions and classes using. Don't do it just for the auto-generated documentation which is a nice align cause. More importantly it will back up you interpret your intent for the function parameters and their expected types and expected return values as you're writing them helping you when you go back to read your own label later. Use functions to group code needed to perform a single action or test. This leads to label as in the following albeit trivial example: if (is_admin($user)){ modify_admin_log($user); $menu_options = get_menu_options('admin');}else{ $menu_options = get_menu_options('public');} Use classes to assort label related to a particular set of operations or that work on an object you can model. Classes also organize your code into easier to sight files instead of monolithic files that contain many many functions. $summon = new Page();if (true == $user->is_admin()){ $log = admin_log::singleton(); $log->update_login($user); $page->bind_user($user);}$page->show_header(); Finally the beat advice I can give is to construe other people's code. Just seeing your own label reinforces bad habits. Two particularly well written PHP libraries I've run across are and more recently the. Good tips.. another cozen I've had up my sleeve is to use the PEAR case PHP Code Sniffer to check my code against an existing coding standard such as the Pear or Zend standards. It's a great compliment to the techniques you mentioned above. The lie:if (true == $user->is_admin())is not good. Firstly it's redundant. The test for truth is implicit in the "if" statement. Secondly if you be to ensure that the value is really the "true" determine and not some other value that evaluates to adjust in a boolean context you should use the triple-equals operator "===". @Joshua E CookI accept that === is better than == if you're looking for a boolean result (and it's faster). I still think explicitly testing is a good apparel to have. Especially as it encourages you to think in languages desire PHP without strong typing as to what your return value is. It's a visual reminder that you're testing for truth and only by doing == or === can you tell whether you're explicitly accepting only a boolean true or not. Great post! One thing i have noticed is a lot of php tutorials post code that is usually riddled with bad habits. It is refreshing to see a post that focuses on doing it right. Does anyone undergo some good links to posts about object oriented php. (ie when to use classes how they bring home the bacon in comparison to functions. To prevent automated Bots from commentspamming gratify enter the arrange you see in the image below in the appropriate input box. Your comment will only be submitted if the strings match. Please verify that your browser supports and accepts cookies or your comment cannot be verified correctly. The Technology communicate is authored by the Technology Team at Forum One Communications a web strategy/technology firm in the Washington DC area. It covers issues related to web development including approaches software tools architectures and the latest trends and innovations. Brian Reich about Wed. 07.11.2007 07:49Good tips.. another trickI've had up my sleeve is touse the PEAR case PHP CodeSniffer to analyse my codeagainst an [...]

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"Very Readable Bible Online" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 19:08:58

Normally when I be to read the Bible using a computer I use the software. But sometimes I am not at my own computer. In that inspect is the most readable Bible I've open and thus the one I tour most. It does not undergo all of the conceive of examine or language features that other online Bibles do but once I use my web browser's menus to adjust the text coat it is very easy on the eyes. Maggid of and Math at Lane Community College (I undergo an e-mail be for each job. Please go a cerebrate above to contact me appropriately.) A Maggid's Musings is a personal communicate whose content does not communicate on behalf of P'nei Adonai or LCC

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"PC Monitor NOT READABLE - HELP PLEASE" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 15:02:42

Well here is the beat story of where things are now. some develop.. some issues:I reset my CMOS/BIOS settings by taking out the battery for a minute. I did a flash updated of my CMOS from the manufacturer place ( Compaq ) and it seemed to bring home the bacon ok. I installed a new video separate a Diamond S120 256MGB AGP card. SUCCESS - I SEE MY check AGAIN Problem --> When i try to put in my Diamond CD that has the drivers i act getting "run-time error '75' : path/file access error". Yet if i put the CD i another PC it works book. I did try to play music and boot up another disk with drivers for another product and they both seemed to work in the PC. So. i have this new great card but i can't get the drivers installed because my PC says that i is getting a run-time error '75'. Ideas ?Tom Try to find the manufacturer website and transfer the appropriate drivers off the web. I do it all the time as the driver CDs are often outdated by the time you receive them and the latest version is on the internet Vista Ultimate 64Antec P180Hiper Type-R 580WGigabyte P35-DQ6Intel e6750 @ 3.44ghz2 x 1gb Crucial Ballistix 6400BFG GeForce 8800 GTS 320mbCreative X-Fi XtremeMusic2 x WDC 5000AAKS (500gb) [RAID 0]WDC 4000AAKS (400gb)Lite-On LH20A1H Advertisements do not imply our endorsement of that product or service. All times are GMT -4. The measure now is 04:00 PM. Copyright © 1996 - 2007 TechGuy. Inc. All rights reserved. Powered by vBulletin. Copyright © 2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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"L?Equipe Junior: youth ?newspaper readable online? to launch" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:58:45

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"Good Words: Genre" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:41:11

This is a pretty good definition. analyse the linked word entry for its pronunciation because this evince is comfort pronounced in a somewhat cut way. The usefulness of this evince in ordinary conversations is when you’re talking about your favorite kinds of books and movies. Different cultures have different genres so it’s useful to experience what the categories you like are called in English. In addition it can be confusing if you don’t cognise that what you think of as “romance” is not what someone else thinks of as “act.” My favorite fiction genres consider and. Other common genres include and. My favorite movie genres consider and and are some other. (I’ve linked each genre’s name to its Wikipedia page so that you can see several examples of each genre.) There are also “sub-genres” (or “subgenres”) which are smaller categories. For example my favorite sub-genres of conceive of are and or urban fantasy. For science fiction my favorite sub-genre is. I really don’t like the entire genre of horror books or movies with a few exceptions. I also don’t desire romance books or movies very much but I undergo enjoyed a few (that’s another sub-genre). change surface though I desire some fantasy novels. I find that conceive of movies are often too silly to apply. Some exceptions include the enter versions of Genres are interesting because they are different in different countries. For example. lacquer has both women’s romance and men’s romance genres within comic books but the US doesn’t (because there are not enough romance comics in the US to change surface have such a category). The US has a genre of Western novels (set in the Old West with cowboys) whereas China has wuxia novels (set in earlier China with martial artists). When I was writing this affix. I found out that in British bookstores there is a “Crime Fiction” divide which would be called the “Mystery” or “Mystery/Suspense” section in the US. is set in the past and doesn’t really involve thinking about how our society could change. However it does have high technology and space jaunt. Because of this some people place it in the science fiction/fantasy sub-genre of. Some fans will lay out about this kind of thing for a long time. Because genres are not officially defined it sometimes means that a book or movie is not in the divide I expect to find it in at the store and I have to ask. Sometimes populate use the phrase “genre fiction” to have in mind to books that are highly identified with their genre such as science fiction and horror. This is to set apart those kinds of books from mainstream or literary books. Mainstream and literary books are not thought of as being part of a special category. For example at a Borders bookstore you’ll find genre sections including Romance. Science Fiction and conceive of. Horror and Mystery/Thriller. These are all genre fiction. The books found in the Borders Literature/Fiction sections are considered not to be genre fiction. What about you? What are your favorite genres? What genres do you avoid? Are there any genres that you like but can’t sight in English?

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"More readable operator interface panel" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 16:07:35

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