24.08.2010
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Simon Fraser
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I don’t wish to alarm you too much but try running the following script on your web server. <?php //the date to test $thedate = ’2040-02-01′; //create a date string using the well known strtotime $mydate = strtotime($thedate); //lets print the result echo ‘<p>’, date(‘l [...]
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09.07.2010
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David Turner
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Well this article has been a while in coming. One of the side effects of freelancing is that, sometimes, you have to set aside some of your other projects to let yourself meet client deadlines. Fortunately I have been making progress with this article throughout [...]
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09.06.2010
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Simon Fraser
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Google announced some quite amazing technology upgrades yesterday, introducing a new search indexer called “Caffeine”. Googles Indexer is the way in which they find and organize the entire Internet into the list we are used to seeing on Google. To everyone that uses Google on [...]
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01.06.2010
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David Turner
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In my previous article I covered the support the most common browsers have when it comes to HTML5, and how to work around some of the biggest problems you’re likely to encounter with some browsers. Today we’ll be taking a closer look at the actual [...]
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25.05.2010
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Simon Fraser
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We have all been developing websites using standard computer fonts or as we know them Web Safe Fonts and all was okay, Everybody was happy with the classics of Verdana, Arial or even push it with Times New Roman, this is a quick insight into [...]
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23.05.2010
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David Turner
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This article is one of a series that I plan on covering, regarding HTML5. Over the series I plan to take a look at various aspects of HTML5, be it browser support, how you can start working with it now or how to get HTML5 [...]
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Getting to Grips with HTML5 – Part 3
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Yeah but it's HOW hard to get people to stop usi...
Good call Mr Fraser. I would expect PHP develope...
Given the frantic pace of iterations that web so...
