I’m restructuring my blog to only focus on these languages and environments: Apache, PHP, MySQL, Javascript (usually via jQuery), XML, Actionscript, CSS, and HTML. Very rarely have I had to extend my reach out into other languages to accomplish the creation of a quality web page or web application.
Getting a payment form that works can be tricky. But once you figure it out, you have the form as a reference forever. I’d like to show you how to build a basic Authorize.net payment form using HTML and PHP. Luckily, Authorize.net does a very good job providing documentation to web developers, making this form creation process very easy.
If you haven’t seen it already, LitList, a project I started in 2007, just underwent a massive overhaul. I’ve been heavily developing a new platform for LitList, taking it away from previous functionality to add in many new features. It is now built on Codeigniter and I’m loving it.
I spent my entire morning today trying to discover why I couldn’t get a pause function to work properly on an actionscript 3.0 mp3 player. I came to find out that a very significant bug exists in actionscript that keeps channel.position (part of SoundChannel) from reporting the correct position location of a stopped mp3.
This question is usually at the maelstrom of our storm: Which platform is better for my next project? To answer this, I want to point out the differences between Wordpress and Drupal.