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- Internet Explorer 8 - What Will Be New?
Microsoft recently hosted their MIX07 conference in Las Vegas at which various aspects of the next version of Internet Explorer were passionately discussed. Currently, Microsoft has not officially announced details of IE8, however, Chris Wilson (Internet. [Added:05/04/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/05/03/internet-explorer-8-what-will-be-new/
Extracting Tags From Text
Tags are becoming a very popular way for applications and web sites to offer a classification system for unstructured information.
Yahoo offers a web service, which is free of charge, in accordance to their terms and conditions that allows keywords to be. [Added:05/02/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/29/extracting-tags-from-text/
Learning Symfony
Francois Zaninotto takes a look at symfony 1.0:
Stable, fully documented, and released under the open-source MIT license, symfony is used by hundreds of web sites, including some very large ones (Yahoo! Bookmarks, with its 20 million-strong user base, is. [Added:05/02/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/05/01/learning-symfony/
Digg.com Releases API
Kevin Rose of Digg.com has recently announced that they are making a public API available to offer access to the vast amount of data stored on the Digg.com servers. The toolkit ships with a number of end points List Stories, List Events, List Users,... [Added:05/01/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/29/diggcom-releases-api/
Ubuntu Codifies Its Own Trademark Policy
Trademarks are becoming more and more of an issue in open-source circles. For example, Debian decided to rename FireFox IceWeasel in its distribution, taking exception to Mozilla’s Firefox trademark rules.
Mark Shuttleworth recently announced a... [Added:04/30/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/29/ubuntu-codifies-its-own-trademark-policy/
phpMyAdmin 2.10.1 Released
The phpMyAdmin project has just released version 2.10.1 of their popular software. This version predominantly contains bug fixes in which a number of security vulnerabilities have been addressed.
Download the latest version from the project... [Added:04/30/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/29/phpmyadmin-2101-released/
Microsoft Windows For USD 3.00
Bill Gates recently announced in Beijing that Microsoft would be selling Windows XP Starter Edition for USD 3.00 to governments and students in emerging countries across the globe.
This move could come in response to Microsoft acknowledging the sucess of. [Added:04/30/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/29/microsoft-windows-for-usd-300/
Automatically Extracting Tags From Unstructured Text
Tags are becoming a very popular way for applications and web sites to offer a classification system for unstructured information.
Yahoo offers a web service, which is free of charge, in accordance to their terms and conditions that allows keywords to be. [Added:04/30/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/29/automatically-extracting-tags-from-unstructured-text/
HTTP 301 vs. HTTP 302 Redirects
Sometimes, it is necessary to redirect visitors to another part of a web site or to another domain entirely. There are several reasons for needing to do this:
You buy a new domain and want to redirect all links from the old domain to the new one in... [Added:04/29/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/28/http-301-vs-http-302-redirects/
Profiling Your Code With Xdebug
Paul Annesley over at SitePoint has just published an interesting article about profiling PHP code with Xdebug.
When you profile your code, you can find out how often certain parts of your code execute and more importantly, how long it takes for each... [Added:04/29/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/28/profiling-your-code-with-xdebug/
Reducing Page Download Time With Smarty
Smarty is an easy to understand, but powerful templating engine that allows the separation of PHP from layout, design, and markup. Thus, allowing programmers and designers to work independently on separate files, without worrying about stepping on each... [Added:04/29/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/28/reducing-page-download-time-with-smarty/
The Two Golden Rules Of Optimization
The second part discuss the two golden rules of our optimization process:
Remove all characters except those which are absolutely necessary to display the page
The resulting HTML must be valid (according to the specified DTD)
Golden Rule 1 was... [Added:04/29/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/28/the-two-golden-rules-of-optimization/
The Four HTML Optimization Steps
There are basically four steps that we can take to optimize the HTML of our document. Consider the following list:
Remove all comments
Remove most tabs
Remove most redundant spaces
Remove most line returns
We will take a look at these four steps in the. [Added:04/29/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/28/the-four-html-optimization-steps/
Optimization Step 1: Removing Comments
The first step involves removing all HTML comments from the source code just before we send it to the browser. As HTML offers only one type of comment, this is pretty easy using a PERL regular expression.
$source = preg_replace("/<!--(.*)-->/U",.. [Added:04/29/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/28/optimization-step-1-removing-comments/
Optimization Step 2: Removing Tabs
Removing tabs is one of the easiest steps, as we only have to search for the one character: the tab character. This time, however, we are not going to use preg_replace, but str_replace. According to research carried out by members of the community at... [Added:04/29/2007]
http://blog.codingtheweb.com/2007/04/28/optimization-step-2-removing-tabs/
Even Bigger Days Are ahead for Data Superhighway
Imagine a Google-type search engine you could use at home to figure the best odds on the Kentucky Derby or to predict weather in your neighborhood. ... [Added:09/05/2003]
http://www.technewsworld.com/perl/story/31489.html
Microsoft Looks At Other Search Engines
We are not responsible for them in any way. I don't know anyone who uses anything but Google anymore. what will default in IE when you mistype a URL? ... [Added:11/05/2003]
http://slashdot.org/articles/03/11/04/1914228.shtml?tid=109&tid=126&tid=187&tid=95
Google Buys Primedia Unit
Internet search engine Google Inc. has agreed to buy Primedia Inc.'s Sprinks unit, a pay-per-click advertising network, for an undisclosed amount. ... [Added:10/25/2003]
http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB20031024S0010
Transcontinental Increases Q3 Revenues and Earnings Again
MONTREAL, QUEBEC-- Transcontinental ( Web Site Executives Related Articles Google) has again distinguished itself among its North American counterparts by ... [Added:09/13/2003]
http://members.whattheythink.com/news/newslink.cfm?id=12076
Postini To Introduce A New Way Of Combatting Spam
The company processes over 100 million e-mail messages per day. By comparison, Petry said Google does 200 million unique searches in a day. ... [Added:09/13/2003]
http://www.internetwk.com/breakingNews/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=14704877
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