Nice, secure coding

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Secure coding attracts interest,
investment

Secure coding attracts interest,
investment 05/24/2004 09:14 AM
A new product from computer security firm @stake Inc. will help developers search computer code for errors, security holes and other flaws that malicious hackers can use to break applications -- and break into computers.

Broadbandaction Inc to Deliver Echoworx
Secure Email™ Secure Messaging
Solution Designed to Meet the Nee

Broadbandaction Inc to Deliver Echoworx
Secure Email™ Secure Messaging
Solution Designed to Meet the Nee 04/05/2005 09:12 AM
Computer Security News Apr 5 2005 1:18PM GMT

Max Secure Spyware Detector - Secure
your Corporate Network from Spies

Max Secure Spyware Detector - Secure
your Corporate Network from Spies 04/18/2005 03:55 AM
Max Secure Software, developer and global leader in information security products varying from a broad range of security software solutions, and services designed to help individuals, small and mid-sized businesses, and large enterprises security announces release of new product, Spyware Detector Enterprise Edition. [PRWEB Apr 18, 2005]

nice survey of a nice market....but can
u plz tell me of which city this survey
is?

nice survey of a nice market....but can
u plz tell me of which city this survey
is? 09/08/2004 11:26 PM
TechTree Sep 9 2004 3:48AM GMT

PHP coding guidelines

PHP coding guidelines 01/05/2004 12:27 PM
The guidelines that I follow when writing my PHP scripts; can be helpful to have something like this if you're working on a joint project.

Why You Need Coding Standards

Why You Need Coding Standards 09/23/2004 03:07 AM
WebmasterBase Sep 23 2004 7:30AM GMT

Coding Frenzy

Coding Frenzy 05/14/2004 09:02 AM
Warning: techtalk follows, you may freely skip this if your eyes glaze over at the word "XML".

I've been in a coding frenzy for the past couple of days. JSPWiki has had some considerable additions, here being the relevant part of the ChangeLog:

2004-05-14  Janne Jalkanen 
<Janne.Jalkanen@nospam.ecyrd.com>

        * v2.1.97.

        * Added preliminary support for the Atom blog API.  It still
does
        not yet completely work, however.

I'll be a non-productive member of the society for the next three-four days (another wedding? Don't people get tired of these things already?), so nothing much may happen. But yeah, I nearly got ecto working with JSPWiki.

There is still however a question on how the blog and wiki apis should interact. You see, the page Main on this site is both a weblog and a wiki page. I'm having trouble, you see:

• GET to /atom/ lists all wiki pages (which means that even on this site, there are a lot of them) - not just the weblogs (since every page can be a weblog, even the weblog entry pages)
• GET to /atom/Main... Should it list all of the blog entries, or should it GET the Wiki page content? Both are valid interpretations...

I'm confused... Which is the correct way to handle this? Should a WikiWebl og combination have separate URIs for Wiki and Weblog functionality? Isn't that kinda redundant?

PHP Coding Standard

PHP Coding Standard 11/27/2002 09:47 PM
Learn how to develop your own coding specifications.

Bar Coding The World Away

Bar Coding The World Away 07/12/2004 12:55 PM

Coding standards 101

Coding standards 101 05/31/2002 08:11 AM

Coding and Climbing

Coding and Climbing 04/02/2005 03:48 PM
It had never occurred to me that writing software is like climbing Mt. Fuji, but Step han Grell makes it all clear.

YSL Coding Libraries

YSL Coding Libraries 12/11/2003 06:12 PM
Transfer of CVS repository in progress

The Coding Monkeys

The Coding Monkeys 05/18/2004 07:35 AM
you can read all about it & download it from here .. the application formerly known as Hydra .. SubEthaEdit: Introducing version 2.0 .. SubEthaEdit; .. SubEthaEdit .. Rock on !! .. More >

codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit
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PHP Coding Contest

PHP Coding Contest 07/17/2002 11:07 AM
Codewalkers.com has posted their latest PHP Coding Contest.

Parenting and a Career in Coding?

Parenting and a Career in Coding? 06/04/2004 07:05 PM

Zend's PHP 5 Coding Contest

Zend's PHP 5 Coding Contest 06/06/2004 06:37 AM
Zend's PHP 5 Coding Contest is underway and accepting submissions. This is every developer's chance to flaunt their PHP 5 skills and let their application shine! Applications will be rated both by your peers and by a panel of judges assembled from among the most known and well-respected names in the PHP community. Lots of prizes are available!

Klondike Coding Competition

Klondike Coding Competition 06/05/2002 07:50 AM
Code Walkers are having another PHP coding competition. Prizes for this contest are a copy of Zend Studio, a Zend T-shirt, and PHP Developer's Cookbook from Sams. Have fun!

"zeldman.aaf"

Wavefront Coding for phonecams

Wavefront Coding for phonecams 09/14/2004 03:48 AM
Xeni Jardin: A new type of lens may make blurry phonecam snapshots a thing of the past:

A specially shaped camera lens and processing method to ensure images are always in focus has been developed. Physicist Dr Andy Harvey said it was a "simple system with a simple lens" which uses an optical encoder so that no information in images is lost. Developed primarily for military night vision cameras, the technology could find its way into camera phones.

Link (thanks, Siege)

PHP-Editors.com: New PHP Coding Contest

PHP-Editors.com: New PHP Coding Contest 04/13/2004 07:25 AM
New from php-editors.com this morning is their latest PHP Programming Contest.

Evolt.org: PHP Coding Guidelines

Evolt.org: PHP Coding Guidelines 01/06/2004 09:13 AM
In an effort to bring some kind of standard to the PHP coding world, the folks over at Evolt.org have posted a new article detailing one man's effort to standardize the code he writes.

SitePoint: Why You Need Coding Standards

SitePoint: Why You Need Coding Standards 09/23/2004 08:58 AM
In a new article on Sitepoint, David Mytton explains why coding standards are important not only to the individual developer or development team, but to the script users as well. He takes a problem-solution approach to creating maintainable code, peeks at different coding standards, and also has a zip file of his own coding standards that you may want to use.

New PHP coding contest at Codewalkers

New PHP coding contest at Codewalkers 12/09/2002 05:10 AM
Win a whole lotta stuff—including a one-year subscription to php|a—with a bit of your PHP magic

Tips on Defensive Coding

Tips on Defensive Coding 04/12/2004 04:52 PM
In this second excerpt from Advanced PHP Programming, George Schlossnagle offers advice on how to defend against both attacks and carelessness.

How Would You Handle a $1,000,000 Coding
Error?

How Would You Handle a $1,000,000 Coding
Error? 07/19/2004 11:48 PM

Useful Applescripts for coding PHP in
BBEdit

Useful Applescripts for coding PHP in
BBEdit 12/12/2003 07:48 PM
At work I spend a lot of time coding, which means I also spend a lot of time using BBEdit . Thankfully it's a fantastic program with excellent Applescript integration. As a PHP coder, I thought I'd share some of the great Applescripts that are out there to enhance your coding experience, and hopefully save you some time. VoidFil lPHP This is a PHP code completion script. Type the beginning of function name, hit F1 (or whatever key you've assigned it to), and it provides a list a potential matches (e.g. type html and you can choose from html_entity_decode, htmlentities or htmlspecialchars). Search php.net for selection It does what it says on the tin. Highlight a PHP function or keyword, hit the assigned key combination, and it fires up a browser window and searches through the manual on php.net for the function or keyword. Very useful if you've not got a PHP reference book handy. PHP Syntax Check Written by John Gruber (a former Bare Bones developer, so he obviously knows a thing or two), this flexible script can scan your document for PHP parsing errors (highlighting the problematic lines). The script can also replace the built-in HTML Document Syntax command, so it can check the syntax of your HTML also. Pretty nifty huh? What other Applescripts make your BBEdit life easier?

SDTimes.com: Zend Extends PHP to OO
Coding

SDTimes.com: Zend Extends PHP to OO
Coding 08/03/2004 09:19 AM
According to this posting from PHP Magazine, Andi Gutmans has been quoted as saying "With PHP 5.0, it’s easier for the Web scripting language to sit in the enterprise alongside the rest of the infrastructure. Unlike the previous version 4.0, delivered in 2000, 5.0 supports object-oriented programming, with features such as multiple inheritance and exception handling".

U.S. slips lower in coding contest

U.S. slips lower in coding contest 04/07/2005 05:53 PM
ZDNet Apr 7 2005 9:38PM GMT

C Coding Tip - Self-Manage Memory
Alllocation

C Coding Tip - Self-Manage Memory
Alllocation 01/10/2004 01:35 AM

Codewalkers.com latest PHP Coding
Contest

Codewalkers.com latest PHP Coding
Contest 01/27/2004 02:26 AM
A reader submits: "Codewalkers.com has released their latest PHP Coding Contest. This time around you are challenged to write a...

PHP Complete Coding Standards: Comments

PHP Complete Coding Standards: Comments 06/18/2002 11:19 AM
In this article, the first in a series entitled the PHP Complete Coding Standards, we discuss some of the finer points in writing comments, and how less is in fact more.

Key computer coding creator dies

Key computer coding creator dies 06/25/2004 08:39 AM
BBC Jun 25 2004 12:05PM GMT

CodeWalkers/Zend Coding Contest

CodeWalkers/Zend Coding Contest 08/05/2002 10:44 PM

Codewalkers.com: Latest PHP Coding
Contest!

Codewalkers.com: Latest PHP Coding
Contest! 09/21/2004 08:14 AM
Cdodewalkers.com has announced their latest PHP Coding Contest...

CodeWalkers.com: New PHP Coding Contest
Posted

CodeWalkers.com: New PHP Coding Contest
Posted 12/02/2002 09:13 AM

Proactive Coding: Prepare you XML for
PHP5

Proactive Coding: Prepare you XML for
PHP5 07/05/2004 04:29 AM

Friendster, PHP, Java, and Coding
Platforms

Friendster, PHP, Java, and Coding
Platforms 07/05/2004 07:33 PM

Friendster goes PHP: This is good news. I hate to dis Java, but, well, I hate it. Always have.

...on Friday we launched a platform rearchitecture based on loose-coupling, web standards, and a move from JSP (via Tomcat) to PHP. The website doesn't look much different, but hopefully we can now stop being a byword for unacceptably poky site performance.

Related to this, here's something that just threw me for a loop the other day —

A long time ago, I developed an open source app for churches. The app is very simple to set up and get running. I wrote it back when I didn't know the first thing about object-oriented programming, and the code certainly won't win any awards, but it did a job and did it very well. A lot of churches got it up and running and benefitted from it.

I gave up the project to someone else two years ago, and the guy who owns it now is doing great things with it. However, he just anounced that the app is being re-written in J2EE. Here's what he said:

As for J2EE, there is plenty reason why this needs to be the direction for future development of [App Name] and, in fact, all other Open Source enterprise software. PHP simply does not scale and does not offer the richness of development tools that J2EE does through the many open source projects implementing and surrounding it. There are a lot of misconceptions about J2EE that abound because many people/companies misuse/misunderstand it. It is not difficult/expensive to set up, it is not harder to develop for (past the learning curve), and it is certainly not slow (in fact, performance is one reason we are moving away from PHP's limiting CGI-like architecture).

PHP is only good for simple, lightweight web apps. J2EE is good for professional enterprise-class applications, which is what [App Name] is going to become. In the end, [App Name] development is going to become faster and far more professional and the software itself is going to become far more reliable, extensible and sophisticated.

I am wickedly biting my tonque over this, but, I tell you, I could not disagree more completely with everything this guy has written. BUT — it's not my project anymore, and this guy has really done good things with it in terms of developing a community and adding functionality. Perhaps the benefits he brought there will offset this error.

(I'm not going to mention the name of the project, because I don't want to start a war of words or anything. If you know the name of the project, please keep it to yourself. I hate to censor anything, but I'll get rid of any comments that identify the app or the developer. Thanks.)

After that little rant, it may seem strange for me to say that I'm trying not to get hung up on platforms lately. My buddy Matt has been pelting my with .Net propaganda, and Joe told me that it's fantastic as well ("I tried really hard to hate it..."). This being the case, I'm trying to stay platform neutral these days and concentrate on app design and usability, without regard for what platform the app is written in.

I've recently use PHP to write perhaps the best app I've ever designed, but I'm trying not to identify it with PHP so much. I'm trying to think that the value of the app is in the design, the flow, and the usability, and that we could re-write it in any platform that makes sense. (See this post for much more on this note.)

So why am I so hot about the aofrementioned Java re-write? Because that app is designed for organizations with very, very limited computer budgets and resources. For them to set-up a PHP-capable Web server is probably asking too much, but it was the lowest barrier to entry I could find. Above, I said "re-write it in any platform that makes sense" — I don't see that Java makes any sense here.

Okay, rant over. I've probably said too much already. I know this post will offend someone, and I apologize in advance while bracing for the deluge.

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Zend: PHP 5 Coding Contest Results

Zend: PHP 5 Coding Contest Results 09/20/2004 08:42 AM
The much anticipated results for one of the larger coding contests have been posted - the Zend PHP5 Coding Contest results.

Codewalkers: PHP Coding Contest -
Blackjack

Codewalkers: PHP Coding Contest -
Blackjack 01/27/2004 09:13 AM
In an announcement from Codewalkers.com this morning, they have posted their latest PHP Coding Contest (yes, a real contest).

Game Coding Complete, Second Edition

Game Coding Complete, Second Edition 03/14/2005 05:28 PM
Written by master game programmer and game industry expert Mike McShaffry, "Game Coding Complete, 2nd Edition" (Paraglyph) has been substantially expanded and provides new material on game interface...

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