PSDharvest.com - free files for designers and web developers oop - OO or procedural PHP for website Quakenet/#php Tutorial - de - Einleitung 15 Most Popular jQuery Plugins of June 2012 Another month has passed and it's time for the jQuery plugins roundup. Keep on reading to see what plugins you might have missed in June 2012. 1. jQuery++ Collection of extremely useful DOM helpers for jQuery 1.7 and later. 2. gmaps.js helps you to use Google Maps API with less pain and more fun. 3. A plugin that uses canvas to show an animated percentage loader that is good for loading screens or displaying progress of long-running tasks. 4. A replacement for select boxes that supports searching, remote data sets, and infinite scrolling of results. 5. pageguide.js An interactive visual guide for web page elements using jQuery and CSS3. 6. A minimalistic approach to Excel-like table editor in HTML! 7. Show a warning message to visitors with an older version of Internet Explorer browser. 8. Drag & drop hierarchical list with mouse and touch compatibility. 9. A responsive plugin that allows you to stretch a horizontal navigation menu to fit the full width of it's container. 10. 11. 12.
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PHP Snippets | We publish daily PHP snippets Instant Eyedropper: Identify HTML-color code of any pixel on the screen with single-click and auto paste it to the clipboard Build seven good object-oriented habits in PHP Make your PHP applications better with object orientation Nathan GoodPublished on October 28, 2008 In the early days of PHP programming, PHP code was limited to being procedural in nature. Procedural code is characterized by the use of procedures for the building blocks of the application. Procedures offer a certain level of reuse by allowing procedures to be called by other procedures. However, without object-oriented language constructs, a programmer can still introduce OO characteristics into PHP code. While purely procedural designs without much modularity run just fine, the advantages of OO design show up in the maintenance. Modularity— one of the key characteristics of good OO design — helps with this maintenance. While there are more than seven habits to building OO software overall, the seven habits here are what you need to make your code fit basic OO design criteria. The seven good PHP OO habits are: Be modest Bad habit: Expose public fields Listing 1. Listing 2. Listing 3.
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How to Create Your First Web Page Note: If you know anything at all about HTML and CSS, don’t bother reading this, it’s a guide for the uninitiated, technophobes, luddites, computer-illiterates, anyone who is more comfortable with a pen and paper than a keyboard and mouse. If making a web page seems like brain surgery to you, then this is the article for you. What you need to know The only prior knowledge I will assume is that you’ve used a computer before, you’re familiar with using a keyboard and a word processor, and you’ve at least seen a website. Other than that, I assume you are completely ignorant! The Basics When you visit a website (for example the one you’re reading now), you see a page in your web browser (the program you use to access the internet) , containing text, images and maybe some other things like videos, music etc. In order to display a page correctly, the web browser needs to know about the structure of the page, e.g. What HTML Looks Like HTML uses ‘tags’ to identify different parts of a page.