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[8 Dec 2008 | No Comment | 188 views]
Top 10 links for December Week 1 - 2008

Here is the first installment of our top 10 links for the week.  Every week, we will be picking ten links we see as being very useful and important to the web development/business crowd.  This list covers both technical articles for developers and higher level business ones.

10 Useful RSS-Tricks and Hacks for Wordpress - Smashingmagazine
Great tips for any user of wordpress that relies on RSS for syndicating content.  Most of these tips show you how to gain more control over your RSS feeds.
5 good programming habits in PHP
General rules of …

Zend Framework, css, headline, php, user experience »

[1 Dec 2008 | 9 Comments | 1,127 views]
5 tips and tools to optimize your php application - Part 1 simple

With php becoming a more mature language and frameworks becoming a standard practice, it’s increasingly important to analyze your code and test the performance where possible.
Frameworks and libraries can speed up the development time and make code maintenance simpler, but it’s important you understand how they work.  It’s not just the framework itself but the entire footprint your application leaves when a user visits a specific page.  Ask yourself what’s involved from the database, to the code/framework, and then to the client through http requests.

Dojo, Zend Framework, featured, php »

[9 Sep 2008 | 21 Comments | 14,434 views]
5 tips and tools to develop php applications fast

In this post, I will discuss 5 tips and tools that the php community has provided to speed up development time and improve code quality. These should help you out if you don’t already know them, but if you do I would like to hear what you use to speed up your development time.

Dojo, Uncategorized, Zend Framework, ajax, featured, php »

[26 Aug 2008 | One Comment | 2,085 views]
Integrating AJAX/Dojo into the Zend MVC in 8 steps.

If you have been following the Zend Framework at all, you’ll know that Dojo has been selected as the UI library to be adopted into the Zend Framework. The question is what does this exactly mean?