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[2003-10-20] Introduction to Design Patterns Using PHP
What are Design Patterns
Design Patterns are simply defined solutions to common problems. Design patterns are not created by someone who sits in a room and decides to make a design pattern instead design patterns are proven solutions that are implemented over and over again through different projects. This re-use of the solution itself becomes a pattern. Don't be intimidated by the fancy names given to design patterns, such as façade, singleton or observer, they are exactly that just fancy names given to repeatable solutions.
[2003-10-14] Using Dynamic JavaScript Source Reference for Embedded Content and Syndication
As blogs and RSS feeds gain more popularity amongst the mainstream, content aggregation and integration seems to be the next logical step in the right direction. Most of the content integrating technology till date has been focused on the "Back-End" - XML-RPC, SOAP, RSS feeds etc. We'll show a very easy, yet very effective, way of enabling content integration using dynamic JavaScript.
[2003-10-09] Combine streams in one .NET Framework Stream object
Abstract
This article represents a simple Stream class whose data is based on the number of another .NET Framework streams.
[2003-10-09] Creating Setup and Deployment Projects in VS.NET
This step-by-step tutorial guides you how to create a setup and deployment project using Visual Studio .NET to build a setup of your applications.
Even before we could get into the VS.NET mode of creating setups we will have a quick introduction on the need of automated setups.
[2003-10-07] Sorting Techniques
Sorting is a commonly needed operation in all kinds of programs. Luckily, for us perl programmers, perl provides a very simple yet extremely powerful mechanism to accomplish any sort you might think of. This article is about teaching the novice programmer how to sort lists of things, while showing to the more experienced folks certain techniques and ideas that could be new to them if they are migrating from a different language.
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