Tag: PHP
Dynamic Website Compressor
I haven’t tested it enough myself yet, but it looks very much like Google’s mod_pagespeed. Â The difference mostly being with Google approaching the problem via the Apache module, which should be faster, but less portable; and Dynamic WebSite Composer doing all its magic in your regular PHP. Â The only way I can think for this to work is via output buffering, so if you are using that in your application, test thoroughly.
PHP.net design updated
It’s been a long time pending, but finally, PHP.net updated the design of the website. Â The new one doesn’t look anymore that it was done in 1974. Â It’s fresh, nice, yet keeps somewhat of the same familiar feeling of the old one. Â The search box looks to be updated as well. Â I can’t say for sure, since I have a custom search on all my browsers to direct any search query that starts with “php” to php.net. Â But it looks like now when you search, the completion will tell you what the dropdown results are – functions, books, etc.
The OOP in PHP by Matthew Turland
The OOP in PHP by Matthew Turland
A well all around presentation on Object Oriented Programming in PHP, including also some of the recent functionality (up to PHP 5.5).