It has been a while since I last tried Zend Studio. It may have been version 4 or as early as version 3. I remember the reason I disliked it was simple, it was slow as dirt. I received an
In one of my previous blogs I showed you how to create a PHP-Gtk window you might use for a Tic-Tac-Toe application. In this blog I intend on showing you the logic needed to finish the application. Lets start off
Part 3)Hi, everyone, it's me again with the latest installment of Programs Under the Hood. Today we're going to get to know the inner workings of the processor, and start learning a little assembly language.INTRODUCING THE GENERIC INTEL CPUSince the
In an earlier blog I told you that my benchmarking functions seemed flawed and that I would find a new one. I signed up for a PHP Unit Test class using Zend Studio but it isn't until the 19th so
Ok. Well. Um. I hate IE. It's bundles with Windows, and a load of junk. Here's how it went.So, being a creative sort of chap, I decided to add a nice fade-in to my background colour of my website. I
There are a couple of functions in PHP that you may have never heard about which can help people with correct spelling. When I first saw them I couldn't understand what practical use they would be but I soon realized
As a college student I am required to use different programming languages depending on the class I am taking. My first two semesters I used Java (while the professor attempted to teach us object oriented programming) and my last semester
When you first started reading your first PHP book you may have read the small paragraph on why to use require or why to use inlcude and forgotten what it said. If you learned using the web I doubt it
An interesting topic in PHP is variable variables. This feature of PHP is rarely utilized but very powerful. A variable variables is a variable name contained within another variable. From the PHP Manual:[quote]Sometimes it is convenient to be able to
Hello, and welcome back to Programs Under the Hood. Today we're going to start planning out our disassembler's memory, talk a bit about memory segmentation, and then start working on the actual program. For those of you who have no
