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Wow, it has been a long time since I have posted. I have been diligently working on iScheduleTV. I thought I would share some of the things I've learned about PHP's XML functions during development.
First off, an XML document is just text. Should you choose, you could create your own parser, simply by using regular expressions to finding opening and closing tags. However, PHP has some nice functions that make things much easier.
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Yes, its finally here!
It's been a long time coming but I have finally released iScheduleTV Alpha! You can visit it at http://www.ischeduletv.com
iScheduleTV is a website that will track the schedules of your favourite TV shows and sports teams from leagues like the NFL, NHL and the Premier League, always keeping you up to date!
Hey everyone!
Introducing LangCMS! An easily mod-able content management system. It is still under development but you can get a sneak peek at my new CMS by clicking the 'LangCMS' link off to the left.
LangCMS currently features its own template system with tags, and programmable loops for result sets. It features in-context editing for news, and built-in localization. Though you can't see it, the administration is there for news, users, bug tracking and backup. Many more features are under development!
If you'd like to contribute to LangCMS and learn more about it you can register and contact me through PMs.
While doing a multiple functioning website for a mobile platform, namely the iPod I noticed quite a few things that may help you in your mobile endeavors.
First and foremost, know who and what you are developing for. For instance, if the website you are creating is meant for a wide variety of mobile devices its a good idea to know the limitations of those devices. Its also a good idea to know their browser string. You can incorporate different style sheets for different phones if you notice discrepancies in testing.
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While doing some programming I wanted to copy my files from one computer to another. Nowadays this is easy. What with the ability to zip up large amounts of files, networking and thumb drives. But what about MySQL databases?
Usually you would export a database and all its tables using some database administration tool like phpMyAdmin. But what if you wanted to do it automatically? You can use mysqldump to generate a SQL file that you can then add to your backups.
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