This tutorial will show you exactly how to create your own barebones caching system, to speed up your PHP website, and prevent any bottlenecks. Full code included!
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How to build a simple caching system, with PHP
Monday, November 7th, 2005Using WordPress as a Content Management System, Part 1
Saturday, October 29th, 2005In this first part of our new WordPress series, which will show you how to use WordPress as a CMS, Dennis Pallett gives you an introduction to WordPress plugins and templates.
5 Tips To Speed Up PHP Development
Sunday, October 23rd, 2005In this article, Dennis Pallett gives you five great tips on speeding up your PHP development.
Create your own BBCode, using PHP
Sunday, October 16th, 2005This tutorial will show you how you can create your own BBCode using PHP and regular expressions.
PHP:Form Series, Part 2: Formtypes & Setting Default Values
Sunday, October 9th, 2005In this second and final part of our PHP:Form series, you will learn what formtypes are and how to use them. In addition, Dennis Pallett also shows you a neat little feature of the PHP:Form component: setting default values.
PHP & Security: 3 Example Exploits
Saturday, October 1st, 2005Security is one of the most important things of a PHP script, and must be your top priority. In this article, Dennis Pallett shows us 3 example exploits and how to prevent them from working in your PHP scripts!
An Extensive Examination of the PHP:DataGrid Component: Part 2
Saturday, September 24th, 2005In the second part of our PHP:DataGrid Examination Series, Dennis Pallett has a look at using Styles and Custom Columns.
PHP:Form Series, Part 1: Validators & Client-side Validation
Sunday, September 18th, 2005In this first part, of a new two-part series, Dennis Pallett has a look at the PHP:Form component. He first discusses the component, and its features. He then has a deeper look at the inbuilt validation of PHP:Form, called validators, and Client-Side validation.
PHPit hacked? Never!
Saturday, September 17th, 2005It is true, I shamefully have to admit we were hacked… but we’re back, better than ever! Update: the hacker responds!
An Extensive Examination of the PHP:DataGrid Component: Part 1
Saturday, August 13th, 2005Dennis Pallett examines the PHP:DataGrid component, and has a look at what it exactly is and how to use it in your website. Part 1 of a new DataGrid series!