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Swiftlet: PHP Framework

Tuesday, April 26th, 2011

Swiftlet is a light-weight web application framework written in PHP. It enables you to quickly deploy websites that are fast and secure.

Swiftlet is well written, well documented, completely free and open-source (licensed under GPL). It is extensible, flexible and doesn’t get in your way. Swiftlet requires zero configuration and has few conventions to adhere.

Swiftlet has all the features you would expect from a modern framework. It implements the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture pattern to separate logic from design and takes advantage of the Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) capabilities of PHP 5.

Link: Swiftlet

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10 Principles Of The PHP Masters

Saturday, December 20th, 2008

With PHP’s widespread adoption,it’s almost too easy to find a script or snippet to do exactly what you need. Unfortunately, there’s no filter as to what is a “good practice” and what’s, well… not so good when writing a PHP script. We need trustworthy sources, who have proven they have a solid grasp on the best practices of PHP.

We need PHP masters to show us the best principles to follow for high-grade PHP programming.

Link: NETTUTS

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Introduction To PHP Regex

Wednesday, December 17th, 2008

At its most basic level, a regex can be considered a method of pattern matching or matching patterns within a string. In PHP the most oft used is PCRE or “Perl Compatible Regular Expressions”. Here we will try to decypher the meaningless hieroglyphics and set you on your way to a powerful tool for use in your applications. Do not try to understand all this in a single sitting. Instead, take in a little and come back as you grasp various concepts.

Link: PHPro

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Learn Ruby On Rails From Scratch

Sunday, November 2nd, 2008

We’re found that a lot of web developers that know other languages, usually ASP or PHP, that want to learn Ruby on Rails, but just don’t know where to get started. Although Ruby is very different from PHP, PHP developers should have few problems learning Ruby on Rails.

In this series of tutorials, NetTuts will take you from knowing nothing about Ruby on Rails (if that’s true), to being able to write fully featured web applications in it.

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