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In a previous article , we discussed FirePHP’s basic logging functions for debugging your PHP web applications. Although–as we have seen–it can be used for debugging purposes, its main utility is to log information about your web apps, and it does a terrific job in that regard. In this article, I will introduce you to an old concept that seems to be forgotten by most web developers today: the importance of logging. Additionally, I’ll walk you through some of functions designed to keep your logging more organized. While debugging is essential to ensure an application works, it does not explain why, for example, a user is having trouble subscribing to your newsletter when other users can.
A Guide on Advanced Logging and Benchmarking with FirePHP
15 PHP regular expressions for web developers
Getting started with regular expressions For many beginners, regular expressions seems to be hard to learn and use. In fact, they’re far less hard than you may think. Before we dive deep inside regexp with useful and reusable codes, let’s quickly see the basics: The preg_replace() function operates just like ereg_replace(), except that regular expressions can be used in the pattern and replacement input parameters. $url = "http://komunitasweb.com/"; if (preg_match('/^(http|https|ftp)://([A-Z0-9][A-Z0-9_-]*(?PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
[20-Mar-2012] The migration of the PHP source code from Subversion to Git is complete. You can clone or fork the source from our GitHub mirror , and we also now support pull requests made via GitHub. The source is also available via git.php.net , and full instructions on cloning the php-src tree can be found at php.net/git .
PEAR - PHP Extension and Application Repository
Since October 2011, 5 million lines of the PEAR codebase has shifted to github. Hand in hand with this shift has been the tireless work of Daniel C – someone who brazenly said “I will fix the failing packages!” in the tail end of last year. Coupling his efforts with a call to arms , we’ve now seen an evaluation of the Known Good packages against PHP 5.4 , and massive input by the community. The net result is as follows: Releases of Text_LanguageDetect, HTTP2, Net_Growl, Image_QRCode, Tree, HTML_BBCodeParser, Net_IMAP, Net_DNSBL, Services_Amazon, Image_Barcode2, Validate, Console_Color2, Services_ExchangeRates, Validate_DK, PEAR_PackageFileManager_Frontend, Text_Highlighter, PHP_Shell, Date, Image_Text, PEAR_Frontend_Gtk2, PHP_DocBlockGenerator, & Validate_AR through Dec/January