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Creating a database driven web application involves commonly used paradigms for data modification, which we commonly refer to as CRUD. Frameworks provides nice ORM wrappers to help the programmer. But for small projects frameworks can be an overkill. Still the programmer needs to design the basic database CRUD functionality, which can be quite tedious and [...]
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local testing of email applications
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mysql administration program, adminer
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Duplicated code in projects is a frequent thing and also the one ripe for factoring out in a new class or function. Cut/Paste coding is a common development practice among programmers, a lot of which can lead to code size increase and maintenance nightmares. PHPCPD (php copy paste detector) is a PEAR tool that makes [...]
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One of the important factors in developing a successful software product is the application of coding standards. And by successful I mean a product that is easy to develop, modify and maintain. Every developer likes to code in a particular style: in the way he declares variables or function blocks, the number of indentation spaces, [...]
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There are three ways to access a website data. One is through a browser, the other is using a API (if the site provides one) and the last by parsing the web pages through code. The last one also known as Web Scraping is a technique of extracting information from websites using specially coded programs.
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WWW SQL Designer is a free database designer. It allows developers to create database schemas using a graphical interface. The designs can be further saved/loaded and exported to SQL scripts. The software supports a number of databases and languages.
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Code tuning is an essential part of programming. But most programmers would rather try to complete the project in hand then spend time optimizing a piece of code. A well tuned and optimized code block can speedup your application by an order of magnitude or even more. Many people confuse profiling with benchmarking. A profiler [...]
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