Output buffering is one of those parts of PHP which often gets overlooked. This is unfortunate since wise use of output buffering can simplify many projects. Once you learn to use it proficiently, you will find numerous scenarios where it can be used that you'd never thought of before.
Michael Bailey lives in Provo, UT where he studies math at BYU. He has worked for various companies doing work in PHP, Java, Perl, and various other languages. He is always looking for new subjects on which to write and is always open to answer questions (as long as they're not overly metaphysical).
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