Archive for October, 2006

Book Review: PHP Cookbook 2nd edition

Tuesday, October 17th, 2006

I’ve written a new PHP book review that can be found at killersites.com.

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I’ve been out of the picture for a little while, but I’m about to get back into the swing of things and will be working on completing a few new PHP videos within the next week.

That said, I haven’t been sitting on my butt for the last few weeks:

I’ve managed to write a couple of PHP tutorials for Web Designer Magazine – the first article (on creating a contact form and simple survey with PHP) is coming out at the end of October.

The next article due out in November, teaches OOP in PHP – that’s Object Oriented Programming for you new PHP nerds out there.

Stefan Mischook

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Killer Ajax FAQ

Sunday, October 1st, 2006

I’ve just posted a quick intro FAQ to AJAX at killersites.com and I thought that some PHP’ers might find it useful as well.

Stefan Mischook

So what is this Ajax thing I keep hearing about?

Ajax is actually an acronym which stands for Asynchronous Javascript and Xml. The term Ajax is used to indicate the main technologies used to build Ajax-enabled web sites. From a user’s point of view an Ajax user interface looks and feels less like a web page and more like an actual application.

The most obvious feature of this is usually that a user can do things that cause what they see in their web browser to change, without the whole page having to be reloaded (for example add an item to a shopping cart).

.. read the whole AJAX FAQ.

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