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Archive for July, 2008
Why your general email contact is important to your business.
Lately, I’ve been kind of swept up by this craze to own one of those ‘netbooks’, those ultra-portable and cheap notebooks. I was keeping my eye on getting an MSI Wind, and hoping to get in touch with various PC providers to find out when the product will be available.
So I went to check [...]
In: Website Building/SEO · Tagged with: email, webmasters, website
PHP Class for Date Time calculations – Part 2
In my previous posting I touched on a PHP class called DateClass (by Steve Powell) that I downloaded from phpclasses.org. The DateClass package actually contained 2 separate classes. One for manipulating dates and the other for date spans.
This post will cover how to use the DateSpanClass to easily calculate the difference between 2 dates, in [...]
In: PHP Tutorials · Tagged with: class, date, PHP
PHP Class for Date Time calculations – Part 1
Performing data/time calculation is basic requirement in any programming project. No serious application can hide from it, so thankfully PHP itself comes with some very useful data/time functions. But, I feel that those PHP date/time functions are probably great for data/time display and formatting, but not so much for calculating for things like the beginning/end [...]
In: PHP Tutorials · Tagged with: date php class
Review: PHP and MySQL: Create – Modify – Reuse
This book caught my eye recently because there was a chapter in it which talks about Search Engines. I’ve been looking at building a spider which can crawl a website and analyse SEO information for me, but wasn’t sure how to go about doing it.
Written by Timothy Boronczyk with help from Martin E. [...]
In: Book Review · Tagged with: books, reviews