This is a simple PHP script that lets you add text news to your homepage through a Web admin interface. It allows you to add, delete, modify and list the news articles. Methods used include: form handlin, file handling, POST method, and Arrays.

For those of you that might be having a bit of trouble with installing the PHP, Apache, and MySQL combo, this 2-page tutorial provides a step-by-step guide for the beginner linux user.

To make things more interesting and to make it truly re-useable, I'm going to make it totally generic so we can use it again and again for differing file types.

max-> LoadChecker($) is detecting the exact amount of microseconds when it is called from the main script. Calculating then the difference between two values it will print out the exact time in millisecond taken to execute the selected part of the code. This Is a need for a developer who wan ...

MyThreads-Links is a web based links manager that looks similar to Yahoo but was written in PHP and uses MySQL. MyThreads-Links uses PHP FastTemplates so that its very simple for anyone to change the look and feel of the program without having to edit the code.

Remember that when you are working with XML it is a lot like working with a table in a database. You have a result index in the xml parser and a psuedo table in the XML document. Once you get over the differences you will be parsing in no time.

On the Web today, content is king. After you've mastered HTML and learned a few neat tricks in JavaScript and Dynamic HTML, you can probably build a pretty impressive-looking Web site design. But then comes the time to fill that fancy page layout with some real information. Any site that success ...

GPLTrans is a PHP-based translator which uses machine translation to translate text to a foreign language. Currently supported languages include English, German, Spanish, French, and Portuguese. It uses MySQL for storing and processing words and text for each languauge.

PostgreSQL Session Handler for PHP is a custom session save handler for PHP4 using PostgreSQL as the session cache. It allows multiple Web servers to share a common session storage container, and may allow Web users to move between machines while maintaining their session state.

So you've heard all about it, you think you've got your head around it. Everyone you speak to says it's the way real developers develop. How do you do it? What's in it for you? And how the hell do you do it with PHP?