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9 Apr 2008MIT’s Simile project has a new addition to their open source tools, ‘Seek‘. Seek adds a faceted browsing feature for Thunderbird, which lets you search through email or RSS feeds easily.
A faceted classification scheme allows one to assign multiple classes to an object rather then a single predefined taxonomic class. Facets are more commonly used by web pages in navigation. Take an example of computer monitors. When you visit a website that sell monitors, you will usually see them classified by ‘Company’, ‘Screen size’, ‘Color’, Price’ etc. rather then a long list of monitors. All these are facets or dimensions of the product. One person may search by ‘Company’, another by ‘Price’.
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7 Apr 2008Zend framework is gaining widespread use everyday. Each new version of the framework includes new component additions. The following shows a visual representation of the Zend framework for version 1.5.
The following image was created using Microsoft Visio and then exported to PDF. I’ll be adding a linked map page soon. Click on the image for a larger view, or download a PDF version here.
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12 Mar 2008PEAR’s ‘Excel Writer’ is a nifty module to create Excel documents form PHP. Its a port of the perl
Spreadsheet::WriteExcel module. It supports cell formating, formulas, multiple worksheets, page size setting, notes and more.
Below is given a small example code to show how easy it is to create a Excel document. The created document can be saved to the server or sent to the browser directly.
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