I was stumbled on a product description page when I read this phrase:
The learning curve is short.
If above phrase seems normal for you, it’s not for me. I’m a bit puzzled when reading different usages of “learning curve” with different adjectives prefixing it. I think people must have gone with their own definitions and no [...]
Archive for December, 2007
Free PHP Open Source Ecommerce Shopping Carts – Reviews and Prospects
Published December 29th, 2007 in Application and Technical Notes. 12 CommentsBeing a store owner or company that sell goods or products to customers will usually make you think how to maintain or even increase the sales. One viable solution is by selling online. By putting products on the internet, products will be exposed to larger audience and there will be bigger chance to improve the [...]
Will Joomla 1.5 Attract Joomla 1.0 Users To Migrate? (Joomla 1.5 May Fail)
Published December 23rd, 2007 in Application and Joomla. 14 CommentsLast week, PC World named Windows Vista as the Biggest Tech Disappointment of 2007. On Wednesday, December 19th, 2007, Joomla 1.5 RC4 which is supposed to be the latest RC before the first stable released was announced to public. These two events may not be related but I’d like to write some concern regarding how [...]
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 [...]
Comprehensive Solution For Joomla Admin Session Problem After Upgrading To Joomla 1.0.13
Published December 10th, 2007 in Application, Joomla and Technical Notes. 21 CommentsJoomla 1.0.12 was known to have security problem so that Joomla users were urged to upgrade their Joomla to Joomla 1.0.13. For some users, upgrading went smoothly. However, others reported that there was problem with Joomla administrator login. It forced them to logout immediately after entering Joomla admin panel. Message found was either “Invalid Login”, [...]
MySQL 5.0: Recovering Crashed/Corrupted InnoDB Database
Published December 9th, 2007 in Database, MySQL and Technical Notes. 2 CommentsIf you are a frequent user of transactional database feature in MySQL, you must be familiar with InnoDB storage engine. Along with BDB, InnoDB provides transaction safe database within MySQL environment.
Nobody wants bad thing happens although it often does. Sometimes, power outage or internal system malfunction or even human error makes the database [...]
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