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A *NEW* Open Source Content Management System built in Codeigniter
You may find we don’t write on our blog every day like a lot of other companies. We try to focus on publishing quality posts about a certain area of the market that we feel strongly about. Although we probably should be posting more frequently, most of our time is spent developing web solutions that [...]
Continue reading...Mac OS X Leopard: Web Sharing Troubles: “Forbidden”
28. October 2007
If you’ve installed Mac OS X Leopard 10.5 already and you use the built in apache server “Web Sharing” you will need to follow these steps before your web server works again. If you’ve tried to visit a page on your local server, you will be greeted by this message: Forbidden (403) You don't have permission to [...]
Continue reading...EzAuth (0.4 beta) Release - Our User Management System
16. October 2007
We released our open source authorization system today. It helps you manage your users on your website, taking care of the following: - user registration (with optional e-mail verification) - user login - lost account retrieval - password changing - user session management - password protecting certain pages or sections of your website It is built using the CodeIgniter PHP framework so [...]
Continue reading...ListRankr - Our New Web2.0 Service!
3. October 2007
We launched a great new web2.0 service the other day called ListRankr. ListRankr allows you to make lists about anything. For example, if you want to find some great Italian restaurants in your local area, you can go to ListRankr and view the list of local restaurants, in order of people’s preference. Users can vote [...]
Continue reading...How CodeIgniter Keeps You Organized
31. July 2007
I have written a few articles on CodeIgniter now because it truly has changed the way I develop websites. It has cut the development time in at least half, preventing redundant work by providing great built-in features that I can use in every one of my projects. Plus, CodeIgniter is so easy to pick up. [...]
Continue reading...Why PHP and Javascript Object Oriented Programming (OOP) are Easier
31. July 2007
I use the CodeIgniter and MooTools frameworks for my website projects nowadays. They are far easier to work with and understand if you understand Object Oriented Programming. If you are spaghetti coding your websites line by line, you will be in for a treat when you learn OOP. Here is how it works: Say you want [...]
Continue reading...CodeIgniter Routes Trick - Removing Controller Names from the URI to Keep URLs Short.
31. July 2007
CodeIgniter is great because you can separate your content from your styling with controllers, models, and views. Another great thing is when you create a website with CI, you automatically use friendly URLs (if you use an .htaccess file). If you have a bunch of unrelated pages however, you might wonder how you can keep [...]
Continue reading...Build your First Web 2.0 App with PHP, Ajax and CodeIgniter
30. July 2007
CodeIgniter is an awesome tool if you want to learn PHP or start to use object oriented programming (OOP) with your new website. CodeIgniter is flexible with a small footprint and offers tons of features already built in, such as session management, active record use with mysql databases. The best part is it lets you [...]
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11. November 2007
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