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php
Who woulda thunk?
Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008My first chunk of heavy code on MSDN (yes, that MSDN!!) is a whole lotta PHP to SQLServer. Microsoft, and the world, is a funny old place.
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De-commissioning old Content Management System
Wednesday, September 5th, 2007Notes from De-commissioning old Content Management System: The MungenetEngine. The engine has rendered 10 million image views and 2.5 million page views from handcoded MySQL and PHP.
"coding" in PHP feels wrong, wrong, wrong. A little dirty. After 6 months, I feel I should be writing in C#, IronPython; at least something decent. Not PHP. It's [...]
XSL-FO
Friday, November 8th, 2002Having lots of fun with XSL-FO. I don't know why I didn't go and learn this stuff sooner. In my experiments, I am using styles and flows as defined by Adobe FrameMaker overriding the XSL-FO commands. Next stop: XSLT.
All this is in aid of some Adobe Document Server demonstrations I am doing over [...]
mungenetengine
Thursday, May 23rd, 2002At 8.30am today, mungenetengine had served 10000 unique page views to 1829 unique viewers.
Earlier today I had an idea of a web service that I could implement here. To the right is from this web service on mungenet - the Random Neil Finn Lyric Server. This is implemented as a SOAP service installed on my [...]
InDesign at ACP
Monday, December 3rd, 2001For those interested in InDesign. The 'engineer' mentioned is, err, me.
How the mungenetengine works is a quickie description of what is going on behind the scenes.
There's another rewrite in my head. In my features database, there are 21 to-dos. So many ideas, so little time. The more I think about mungenetengine, I realise [...]
SVG, PHP, Weather demo
Thursday, November 29th, 2001D�Oh. NZ Weather SVG & PHP Demo demo now works. I over did the security bit, but that�s all fixed now.
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PHP Week
Sunday, November 18th, 2001Holiday nearly over, still more programming left undone. For those interested in creating dynamic web sites, let me give a little plug to PHP After coding most of the week, I�ve found this programming language extremely productive. About the only thing that I miss is a development environment with a debugger (but I [...]
XMLRPC, PHP, AppleScript
Thursday, October 18th, 2001Completed some very small example projects using XML-RPC. Clients in Visual Basic, PHP and AppleScript - and a server in PHP
As a part of the next roadshow these examples will be shown to all and sundry -- I will also post the code here for perusal. MySQL is a part of this project as [...]
PHP, Perl and Java
Sunday, April 22nd, 2001A very good article comparing PHP, Perl and Java for Web server-side scripting.
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PHP, SVG
Wednesday, March 7th, 2001Next on the agenda: using PHP, SVG (for a navigation element) and other stuff I need to update myself on.
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