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The former owner decided to quit programming and advocacy and we saw the potential of this blog to grow so we arranged for a good deal with him and now it’s under new management! We will keep blogging about the same topics but probably will expand the theme and there will be more frequent updates. [...]
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Posted on Sunday, August 30th, 2009
Under: unphpized | 1 Comment »
Perhaps no other coding practice is as important as testing your code. Also in the nature of Business Development, where parts of your code always change on the request of a client (including Management), or even when you want to make your code run with better performance, Automated tests are highly needed, you can’t just [...]
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Posted on Tuesday, December 12th, 2006
Under: Code, HowTo, PHP | 8 Comments »
First I decided to role tutorial from scratch about UML and PHP but while doing the research I found at least three tutorials much better of what I could write so I’ll be quoting others What is UML? Umbrello docs – The Unified Modelling Language (UML) is a diagramming language or notation to specify, visualize [...]
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Posted on Saturday, July 15th, 2006
Under: HowTo, PHP | 3 Comments »
The Open Web Application Security Project released a helpful document that lists what they think are the top ten security vulnerabilities in web applications. These vulnerabilities can, of course, exist in PHP applications. Here are some tips on how to avoid them. I’ve included related links and references where relevant. 1. Unvalidated Parameters Most importantly, [...]
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Posted on Friday, July 7th, 2006
Under: Code, Community, PHP | No Comments »
MySQL just release new white paper titled How to increase performance, scalability and security within a Session Management architecture using MySQL Mysql.com – White Papers. As the web continues to provide one of the most cost-effective ways for businesses to market and sell their goods & services, we will continue to see the investment in [...]
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Posted on Saturday, July 1st, 2006
Under: MySQL | No Comments »