Posted on May 7th, 2012 by Varun Jalandery
I was exploring the feasibility of using MongoDB with PHP and found that it is a fairly simple process to do the same. For web development I use following system setup: Operating System : Microsoft Windows Vista 64 bit PHP : 5.3.8 Web server : Apache/2.2.21 So in this blog we will see how we [...]
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Posted on April 30th, 2012 by Varun Jalandery
Twitter provides APIs for integrating with web applications using OAuth. By integrating Twitter within our web application we can show the tweets posted by a particular user, his/her friends, their tweets, post new tweets etc. Also we can provide “Sign in with Twitter Login” functionality in the web application. So users do not need to [...]
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Posted on February 20th, 2012 by Anant
We live in an event driven world. Companies, employees and even animals survive and thrive in this world on their ability to respond to any given opportunities and threats. These opportunities and threats occur in more unpredictable manner then any economic theory or sixth sense can map or forecast them. So to handle them we [...]
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Posted on October 16th, 2011 by Ram Sharma
PHP is now quite old in industry and has been used widely in web based applications. PHP has also evolved much more as enterprise web application language. But PHP still lacks a lot many features, which are very commonly and heavily used in Java, .Net or any other enterprise language. One of those lacking features [...]
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Posted on July 29th, 2011 by Ram Sharma
Symfony is a one of the best open-source PHP web application frameworks with a huge and comprehensive documentation. Symfony comes with default inbuilt testing framework for functional and unit testing. I recently started working on Symfony functional test cases. I personally found the testing framework very strong and useful. When I was writing functional test [...]
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