Building Our First Rails Application
Rails user base continues to grow every day. Moving forward with our series we'll build a basic Rails application that illustrates how easy Rails is to use.
Understanding Rails Terminology, Principles, Components and Architecture
This tutorial will serve as a jargon buster for Ruby on Rails applications. We will take on the basics of the framework architecture and shed some light on some of the terms that form the basic principles of the framework.
vBadvanced: Getting the Basics Up and Rolling
Continuing with our vBadvanced setup we'll get all the basic functionality working, including news feeds, event calendars and recent forum threads.
Install A Custom Apache, PHP, MySQL Web Server on Windows XP, Vista
Setting up a custom Web server on your development computer not only means you have complete control of your development environment, but also that you are able to emulate a production server as closely as possible. Read on to learn how.
Setup Ruby on Rails On Windows Vista
Having trouble getting Ruby on Rails running on Windows Vista or just want to know how? Suarabh Bhatia details the basics to get the RoR framework up and running.
PHP Pagination
Are you having to rewrite needless code every time you need pagination on your website? Explore this simple but effective way of building your own, re-usable PHP pagination class.
Getting Started with jQuery
Discover the power of jQuery and learn how to build flexible JavaScript applications without breaking a sweat.
Basic File Processing in Python
In this article we'll cover the basics on one of Python's most powerful capabilities, file I/O processing.
Crontab Basics in PHP
Why spend your time running repetitive scripts manually? With Cron Tabs, you can set it and forget it. To learn more read on.
The New JavaScript--a.k.a. EcmaScript 5
JavaScript is one of the most widely used programming languages used on the web and with the new release coming we have one question. Are you ready?
Mixing Scripting Languages
Today's article will highlight some of the ramifications of mixing scripting languages in your web pages. These discussions will be applicable to cross-browser scripting and HTAs as well.
