In part 1 and part 2 we built the necessary classes, created a database table for our users and made a global.inc.php file that will act as a bootstrap on every page. What’s Next We’re now ready to build the front end pages. Bear in mind that everything you see here can be expanded and improved upon. [...]Related posts:
In part 1 and part 2 we built the necessary classes, created a database table for our users and made a global.inc.php file that will act as a bootstrap on every page. What’s Next We’re now ready to build the front end pages. Bear in mind that everything you see here can be expanded and improved upon. [...]Related posts:
This post is the second part in a three part series covering how to build a basic web application using OOP PHP. In part 1 I discussed the folder structure, the goals of the project and we created our first class called DB.class.php (a class to handle our common database operations). In part 2, we’ll [...] Related posts:
This post is the second part in a three part series covering how to build a basic web application using OOP PHP. In part 1 I discussed the folder structure, the goals of the project and we created our first class called DB.class.php (a class to handle our common database operations). In part 2, we’ll [...] Related posts:
This tutorial will show you how to get your own custom icon to appear when someone bookmarks your website on their iPhone home screen. Whether or not you own an iPhone, it takes under five minutes to do and makes your site look that much more professional, so let’s get rolling. Design Considerations Here is an excerpt [...] Related posts:
According to traditional society, college is something you go to right after high school to become something. It’s where you blossom into an adult and develop lifetime skills and friendships. Without a degree, you’re in trouble. So what about web design? Who is going to teach me that? Is that something I have to do myself? What [...] Related posts:
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