19 December 2006 23:00
Le Guide (Poignant) de Why vers Ruby
by 6 othersUn manuel atypique et fort bien conçu pour se mettre à rails. Traduit en français.
How To Deal With Diggs, Slashdot, Delicious, etc
La réponse est simple : utiliser un système de cache type corail, et y envoyé tous les visiteurs venant de ces sites. Facile en théorie... Le site donne un url rewriting clé en main.
How to create Firefox extensions
by 25 othersEveryone has a good idea at one time or another to implement a new feature in a web browser. Well, with the goodness that is Mozilla Firefox, now you can do just that. You need to have a vague understanding of XUL and Javascript, but you certainly don't n
How to Build a Ruby on Rails Engine
by 3 othersAn engine is a type of plugin which can handle an entire MVC slice of a Rails application. Engines let developers separate complete chunks of functionality and are easily shared between programs. Engines are one of the cryptic areas of Rails. Only a handf
High performance php
The following methods can help improve scalability with php applications. Basic but efficient.
19 December 2006 00:00
Five Things You Didn't Know You Could Do with Ruby
When DevSource asked me to write this article, I had to fight two temptations. One was to make it very language-oriented, talking about Ruby's syntax and semantics. Another was to make it very technology-oriented, full of buzzwords such as RSS and XMLRPC.
Five Things You Didn't Know You Could Do with PHP
by 1 otherWhen I began programming with PHP back in 1999, I felt that I'd discovered the perfect tool for quickly developing dynamic Web sites. At that time, the language's features and list of functions were both relatively modest. Over the years, the language its
Firefox extension tutorials
by 6 othersEric Shepherd has written a series of four new Firefox extension tutorials for the Mozilla Developer Center.
ezSQL Database Class
Une bibliothèque php pour accéder facilement à une bdd MySQL. Légère, efficace, elle supporte même la mise en cache.
Effets javascript avec Prototype et Scriptaculous
by 8 othersOn a vu fleurir moult trolls velus à propos du web 2.0 et sa débauche d'AJAX et de javaScript inaccessibles, je ne les nourrirai pas ici. Par contre et pour ceux que ça interesse, les librairies prototype et script.aculo.us proposent des outils et effe
18 December 2006 23:00
Cheat Sheet Round-Up: Ajax, CSS, LaTeX, Ruby… | Smashing Magazine
by 26 othersWhether you’ve forgotten the name of a function or the property of a cascading style sheet - handy cheat sheets deliver the information you are looking for - immediately. Most cheat sheets are available as .pdf or .png-files, so you can print them and u
Can Your Programming Language Do This?
by 3 othersUn bon apperçu de ce qu'est le travail de programmeur.
Build a Web spider on Linux
by 2 othersWeb spiders are software agents that traverse the Internet gathering, filtering, and potentially aggregating information for a user. Using common scripting languages and their collection of Web modules, you can easily develop Web spiders. This article sho
BlogNote
Un blog plein de How-Tos.
Basic User Authentication in Rails
by 1 otherThe question of user authentication comes up regularly on the rails mailing list and there are several articles and discussions around the web on whether it should be part of the rails framework. Its not included in rails and it is not likely to be.
Anatomy of a Drag and Drop
Du point de vu Javascript...
18 December 2006 22:00
19 Rails Tricks Most Rails Coders Don't Know
by 9 othersWhen looking at my own Rails code and that of the community as a whole, I often see places where certain Rails techniques could have been used, but weren't. As much for my own memory as yours, I thought I'd list down some Rails tricks and tips that can ma
12 astuces d'optimisation de performance PHP
by 11 othersDe vraies astuces, différentes de celles qu'on trouve habituellement.
