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Ibuildings Blog: Intimate PHP Seminar (Enterprise PHP)
Paul Wander has posted to the Ibuildings blog today about a new seminar (non-web) one of their CTO, Ivo Jansch, will be giving on the 10th of June at the King’s College London:
Are you a sophisticated PHP developer, or a newbie? Either way, you need to make the best of your resources, be they people […]
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PHPClasses.org: Book Review - Building Websites with Joomla! 1.5
PHPClasses.org has posted a review of a new PHP-related book from Packt Publishing, “Building Websites with Joomla! 1.5″:
This book is a tutorial guide to Joomla! 1.5. It was written and published during the development of Joomla! 1.5. It is intended for Web developers, designers, Web masters, content editors and marketing professionals. It is suitable for […]
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Starting From Scratch in a Fair Market vs Building an Honest Sustainable Competitive Advantage
Naive Excitement
When you are new to the field of SEO there is a certain excitement in starting a site from scratch and growing it out into a flourishing enterprise. You ask someone to link to you and when they do you get excited. When you get cited without asking for it you get excited. And […]
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Whiteboard Friday - Using Trust Rank to Guide Your Link Building
Posted by great scott!
This week Rand discusses Trust as a ranking factor: how it originated, what it may look like, and how you can use it when planning your link building campaigns. The closer you can get to major authority sites, the more trust your links are likely to have, and as we all know, […]
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Link Building Secrets
In case you haven’t seen it Stoney deGeyter over at Pole Position Marketing put up a Link Building Secrets guide today featuring tips from 12 people including your truly, so head on over and check it out.
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IBuildings Blog: Multithreading in PHP with CURL
As mentioned on the Zend Developer Zone, there’s a new tutorial posted on the IBuildings blog (by Lineke Kerckhoffs-Willems) about performing some multi-threading magic in PHP with the help of cURL.
Each PHP request is a separate thread. There are some workarounds like using pcntl_fork, starting multiple commandline php processes using the exec command or even […]
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DIY tips: Building query string with XSLT - Martynas Jusevicius
If you’re using XSLT to build web pages, you should have come across situations where you need to build a query string from parameter or node values to make a (X)html anchor link. Sounds trivial enough, but more logic gets involved if one or more parameters are optional — you have at least to take […]
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DevShed: Building a Complete Web Searching Class with Yahoo Web Services and PHP 5
DevShed finishes up their series looking at making a search engine with the Yahoo! web services in PHP5 in this last look at using the functionality they’ve created so far to make a more improved search.
This last installment of the series will be entirely focused on demonstrating how Inheritance can be used in a helpful […]
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Zend Developer Zone: IBuildings/Sogeti PHP Business Seminar
Cal Evans (of the Zend Developer Zone) has written up a summary of an event he recently attend and spoke at in the Netherlands - the PHP Business Seminar.
I’ve just returned from my second trip to the Netherlands and, as with the first one, I had a wonderful time. This time, I was honored to […]
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Developer Tutorials Blog: Building Web 2.0 Tag Clouds in PHP
The Developer Tutorials blog has posted a tutorial showing you how to set up a tag cloud for your site:
Every major website seems to have a tag cloud. Users love tag clouds; they help navigate masses of content quickly and easily. […] How do we actually build a tag cloud at application level? In this […]
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