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Introduction to MySQL October 30th, 2007

Introduction to MySQL

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Simple Form-Based Image Upload October 30th, 2007

Learn how to upload images using HTML forms and PHP!

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Random Title Generator using Arrays October 30th, 2007

Have you always wanted to have your own randomly generated titles like some big websites do?? Here is your chance

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P and J Programming 101 - Sequencing and Dependencies October 30th, 2007

Learn the basics of PHP programming

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Introduction to Sockets October 30th, 2007

Learn how to use PHP sockets to interact remotely and create daemons.

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Randomize Images, Quotes and MySQL Results October 30th, 2007

Learn how to randomize just about anything you need on your website. Great for Random Quotes, Images and MySQL Results.

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Build a People Online Counter with PHP and MySQL October 30th, 2007

Want to know how many people are on your website at any given time? Using PHP with Sessions and MySQL, this tutorial will show you how!

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Customized Timeout Sessions October 30th, 2007

Learn how to customize sessions with timeouts using PHP!

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Using PHP-CLI (Command Line Interface) October 30th, 2007

Learn how to use PHP on the command line.

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Creating and Using a Timing Class October 30th, 2007

The purpose of this tutorial is to cover two seperate topics; profiling and object oriented programming (OOP). In this tutorial we'll create a simple class that can be used to create one or more timers. You can then use these timers to show you how long a script, function or code block takes to run, which can help you optimize your scripts.

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Writing A Language Filter October 30th, 2007

Teach yourself how to edit obscenities from your user submitted input.

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Bits and bitwise operators October 30th, 2007

This tutorial will attempt to teach you what bits are, how binary arithmetic works, what bitwise operators are and how they work.

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Benchmark and optimize PHP script speed October 25th, 2007

Sometimes you create a script that can get slow for several reasons. In this tutorial you'll learn how to analyze what is slowing the script and foremost what you can do about it!

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File Handling in PHP October 16th, 2007

When writing applications for the web, it's often important to be able to save data. This is usually done one of two ways: writing data to a file, or saving it in a database (such as MySQL). Of course, the easier method (which doesn't require other technologies) is to write to files, and then read and parse them yourself. This simpler which is what I discuss here.

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PHP and the UNIX Timestamp October 16th, 2007

This is a guide, you will not have a stand-alone effect or file by the end of this guide, but you will - hopefully - have an understanding of the Unix timestamp that allows you a powerful form of managing your PHP applications.

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