Archive for June, 2009
Object-Oriented Programming with PHP
Posted on June 28, 2009
The recent PHP versions now supports object-oriented programming or OOP, which usually are in class form. Since PHP OOP are in class form, they have accessors, mutators, data members, etc. — much like the usual OOP programming languages. Last week, we started a short crash course with Web Development with PHP/MYSQL. So, I introduced a [...]
Bespin: Code Editor on the Web
Posted on June 25, 2009
No code editor in your PC? Are you not comfortable with your text editor when using it for hard coding because it is not color coded? Bespin might help you with that. Bespin is a web-based open-source code editing tool that makes it easy for you to manage and edit codes on the web, anytime.
Bespin [...]
GG Mashup: The Google + Globe Mashup
Posted on June 24, 2009
After the recent Globe + Google Developers Workshop, now opens the Google + Globe Mashup. This gives opportunity for developers to create a mashup application using Google and Globe Labs APIs and earn from it. Announced during the event, I believe that this will be a two months challenge and will end by 3rd week [...]
What’s new with Mozilla Firefox 3.5 (RC)?
Posted on June 24, 2009
According to statistics, Firefox is the most commonly used browser in the market today. Firefox is the open-source web browser offer from Mozilla which recently released the Firefox 3.5 (Release Candidate) that will be out for public soon.
Here’s a video of Mike Beltzner, Director of Firefox Development, giving a quick tour on what’s new with [...]
Using Google Web Elements (Conversation) as a Blog or Website Chatboard
Posted on June 23, 2009
Unveiled by Patrick Chanezon during the recent Globe + Google Developers Workshop I attended, the Google Web Elements. It is a set of Google products that you can easily customize and integrate in your website or blog. What elements can you add to your site? Well, you can add the following Google products: Calendar, Conversation, [...]
