As I heard that Zend Framework 2.0 is on the way to the public release, I became curious to know how the framework had been evolving during the recent releases. I started to fiddle with Zend Framework again but also realized that I should update my comprehension and knowledge about the framework. It has been [...]
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Published July 28th, 2010 in Application Design, Miscellaneous and Technical Notes. 1 CommentGoogle’s Pacman Doodle and the New Era of Interactive HTML
Published May 22nd, 2010 in Application Design, Miscellaneous and Technical Notes. 0 CommentsFor the first time, Google put interactive doodle on the homepage. The doodle is the reinterpretation of the popular Pacman game created back in 1980. The interactive doodle will be on the Google homepage for 48 hours, starting from May 21st to May 22nd, 2010. According to the news released by the company, the doodle [...]
A New Toy Namely Google App Engine Has Arrived
Published January 20th, 2009 in Application Design, Miscellaneous and Technical Notes. 0 CommentsGoogle seems to love and hate me at the same time. Some moments ago (I forgot the date I filled the application), I submitted application form for testing its App Engine. I was just curious about its cloud computing environment and wondered if the infrastructure they built could properly address some issues common in grid [...]
Quick Notes On Google Adsense Sidebar Widget for Wordpress
Published November 1st, 2008 in Application Design, Technical Notes and wordpress. 8 CommentsIn my earlier post, I contributed my updated version to Google Adsense Sidebar Widget on Wordpress based on previous work by Mike Smullin. I received some comments about errors in implementing the widget. This weekend, as I mentioned earlier, I decided to take further investigation to know the root cause of the malfunction.
I compared two [...]
Querying XML Documents, Revisiting Existing Languages and Methodologies
Published October 22nd, 2008 in Application Design, Technical Notes and whitepapers. 0 CommentsThese days in the web 2.0 era, we are using XML extensively. We use xml on our browser, to represent the hypertext. We use xml in our most recent MS Word documents. We use XML in web services. We use XML in our AJAX applications. To the bigger scale, the enterprise, we also use XML [...]
A Glimpse of Evolving Zend Framework 1.5
Published April 9th, 2008 in Application Design and Zend Framework. 3 CommentsFellow developers may have noted that Zend released their Zend Framework 1.5 (including the 1.5.1 branch) last March. As a person who was away from ZF development milestone for a while (and when i was back i noticed bunches of emails in the mailing list), it’s interesting for me to see the changes made in [...]
PHP 4.4.8 Release: PHP 4 End of Life and PHP 5 Future Forecast
Published December 16th, 2007 in Application, Application Design and Technical Notes. 0 CommentsFinally PHP 4 is approaching its end of life. With the upcoming PHP 4.4.8 release, development on PHP 4 will be officially stopped. No more release will be shipped to end user. This is not very fresh news since this has been announced on php.net since July 2007.
Conquering Reluctancy To Upgrade
As open source project, PHP [...]
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