For the longest time I had been using a function I wrote some time ago to handle resizing of images through PHP. I decided it was time to convert it into a class and give it it’s own special place in my application workspace. It works so well I figured the least I could do is share with the world.

In this tutorial, we’ll be creating an Ajax Poll Script that displays the results with colored and animated lines using PHP, MySQL and jQuery. The script has a pretty easy logic and can be implemented into any website quickly by simply calling a php function like getPoll(2) which brings the second poll.

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PHP is a scripting language that is perfect for developing dynamic web pages and applications. Being one of the most popular scripting languages on the internet today, makes it pretty easy to get started with. If you are looking for a technique that you forgot about, or a function you didn’t know someone else has created before; then this article might be something useful for you and will save you some time for sure. Today [...]

This tutorial uses XHTML, CSS, jQuery and a little PHP to make a pop-up/modal contact form that validates whatever is entered into the form and then uses AJAX to send the form without refreshing the page. Sounds complicated…actually it’s very simple!!

The most used and well documented programming language for web development is PHP, but it has some problems as a language (every language does). The most important problem is it’s too much permissive, and we can make some common mistakes that can hide our program’s behaviour beyond the limit, instead of writing a clean and easy readable code.