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Building a Model Class for the HMVC Design Pattern in Miscellaneous Code
     
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2010-03-17
 
In this fifth part of a nine-part series, I will add to our example framework a generic model class, which will allow us to implement a fully-working HMVC schema in future applications. The method of this class that fetches all of the rows from a specified MySQL table also caches this data. If this approach doesn’t fit your requirements, feel free to modify the method and tweak it at will.  Discuss (1)


Filtering Input Data and Generating HTML Forms with the HMVC Design Pattern in Miscellaneous Code
     
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2010-03-10
 
In this fourth part of a nine-part series you will learn how to extend the existing functionality of the HMVC-based framework we're building. Specifically, we're going to add a pair of classes to it that permit you to perform basic sanitation on incoming data and generate simple HTML forms.  Discuss (1)


The HMVC Design Pattern: Working with MySQL and Caching Data in Miscellaneous Code
     
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2010-03-03
 
If you’re a PHP coder who wants to expand your existing background in design patterns, then start reading this series of articles. Over the course of its tutorials, you’ll learn how to implement the Hierarchical Model-View-Controller paradigm by developing a fully-functional, object-oriented framework in PHP 5. This is the third part of the series.  Discuss (1)


Dispatching Requests to MVC Triads with the Hierarchical MVC Design Pattern in Miscellaneous Code
     
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2010-02-24
 
In this second part of a series on the hierarchical model-view-controller design pattern, I demonstrate how to implement a simple HMVC layer within the sample framework we're developing. This feature was incorporated via a basic request-handling class, which you’re free to improve and extend at will.  Discuss (1)


Implementing the Hierarchical Model-View-Controller Design Pattern in PHP 5 in Miscellaneous Code
     
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2010-02-17
 
Without a doubt, the Model-View-Controller design pattern (also known by its acronym as MVC) is a very popular architectural paradigm these days. This article, the first in a series, will show you how to implement a more advanced version of this design pattern, known as the Hierarchical Model-View-Controller pattern.  Discuss (3)


Install Slackware on Your Old PC in Miscellaneous
     
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2010-02-10
 
Slackware may be what this flavor of Linux is called, but you can not be a slacker if you want to install Slackware. Do not be afraid. If you have even some basic skills you can install Slackware. Well, with the help of this tutorial, that is.


Firefox Plugins You`re Not Using (and Should!) in Miscellaneous
     
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2010-02-03
 
According to many different statistics, Mozilla Firefox is the most popular Web browser among US-based Internet users. This single browser commanded a nearly 50% share of online users in 2009 (w3schools, November), numbers consistent with the last few years. But are you taking full advantage of everything the Internet’s most-used browser has to offer? Find out more about the many Firefox plugins you’re not using -- and should!  Discuss (2)


Working with MP3 ID3 Tags in FTP Server Using PHP in Miscellaneous
     
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2010-01-20
 
Editing ID3 tags for MP3s -- such as you would find on an online music site, for example -- may seem to be no big deal. If you've ever had to edit lots of them at the same time, however, it's a different story. Fortunately, there's an efficient way to do it that consumes less time and resources than you might fear. Best of all, even a beginner can do it.  Discuss (1)


How Switching to Linux Can Make Your Computing Quicker, Cheaper and Easier in Miscellaneous
     
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2010-01-13
 
With an increasing number of prominent groups, like the London Stock Exchange, The City of Munich and a handful of Brazil's government ministries switching off of Windows and onto Linux, you may be wondering if it is time to make the switch. There must be something to it, right? Right! Today, we are going to take a look at how switching to Linux can make the computer-based section of your life quicker, cheaper and even easier. You read that right, Linux can even help you to make your life easier than it was with Windows.  Discuss (2)


Set Up Your Home Office on Linux: a Guide for Windows Users in Miscellaneous
     
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2010-01-06
 
After a lot of careful consideration you have decided to switch over from Windows to Linux. There are any number of good reasons to do this. You're ready to take the next step and actually get your office up and running. You've come to the right place; keep reading. This article will walk you through the process.  Discuss (1)


Putty File Transfer Commands in SSH Protocol in Miscellaneous
     
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2009-12-30
 
Using SSH (secure shell) protocol during file transfer can decrease the chances that your web server's security will be compromised. There are a variety of SSH clients available. Putty, an open source SSH client, offers a number of advantages. This article will explain how to use it.


Setting Up Ubuntu for Your Home Office in Miscellaneous
     
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2009-12-23
 
Setting up a home office can be a daunting task. It can also be an expensive one if you are pricing it with all of the needed software for Windows. Of course, for every problem there is a solution. In this case your solution is a version of Linux known as Ubuntu. Today, we will look at how to set up your home office with Ubuntu. In just a few hours you will be up and running.


Installing Mint Linux in Miscellaneous
     
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2009-12-16
 
Do you have an old computer you'd like to bring back into service? You might want to install Linux on it. If all the stories you've heard about this open source operating system's user-unfriendliness make you pause, consider getting it in the Mint flavor. This article explains Mint's advantages and shows you how to install it on your computer system.  Discuss (1)


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