Web Design
PHP does not natively provide a way to create a true multi-threaded application. Yet, with the right combination of technologies it is possible to emulate multiple threads. If PHP is running inside of a web server, and has either read/write access to the file system or your application has access to a database then it is possible to open a socket, create a HTTP request which contacts itself and thus creates a segment in memory to run the new PHP task. The file system or database service as the IO for the thread to create a monitor or pass events back and forth to the new memory space. |
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Today while I was searching for GPL Icons I found the single greatest resource for icons on the web Iconfinder.net. This website has a huge collection of open source licensed images, and has them all cataloged and has searching features. Thanks to this resource a large portion of the graphics used through out a site can now be found in one place. Not only did I find the Iconfinder site but by reading its blog I found Iconlet which has more listings, but not as nice of a UI |
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Trying to develop for M$IE has always been a struggle, and especially when attempting to debug Javascript. IE has always had error messages which do not effectively describe the situation, and has classically had very few tools to help diagnose the error. I have recently discovered that there is a script debugging tool that M$ has offered for free with anyone who has a valid copy of windows. |
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