Jonathan Snook hands off a handy tip for the CakePHP developers out there concerning the debugging information that can be displayed at the bottom of your application's pages.I just wanted to document this somewhere but whenever I work on a

In trying to get PHP, AMFPHP and Flash to cooperate together with ByteArray information, Alessandro Crugnola came across some issues:Recently I made some test in AMFPHP sending an retrieving ByteArray to be stored in a mysql blob field. But suddenly

Gyorgy Fekete has provided what he calls a complete guide to PHP development on Mac OS X in a recent blog entry.Finally, I switched entirely to Mac. It is a little frustrating that there is not a complete resource on

Rob Allen has posted a few notes about the Zend_Cache component of the Zend Framework to his blog today.Recently I needed to speed up a legacy project that makes a lot of database calls to generate each page. After profiling,

Fred Wu recently posted some of his thoughts on using the Zend Framework as a developer in other frameworks looking to expand his knowledge.When Zend Framework was first announced, the developers have promised us one thing: extreme simplicity. I was

Since yesterday LEADSExplorer has obtained a ranking of 962.000 on Alexa. This means that there are about 1mio website having more traffic than we do. And at least 160mio websites that have less traffic.Inaccurate AlexaEven though the data from Alexa

If you are coming from PHP, or C# you might not find yourself thinking in terms of meta programming - although both languages can do meta programming, it doesn't seem to be heavily used. This isn't the case in Ruby

Have you got something you want bloggers to write about? How you pitch them makes almost as much difference in whether or not you get coverage as the quality of your news item or product.

Over the past year Google has begun to make moves that take it away from its core search and ad business and into the area of content creation and publication. That didn't work out so well for Yahoo!, so why

Wridea is an online idea management web application. Does it make organizing and brainstorming ideas easier or just get in the way? Find out in our review.

The complete translation of the 2.5 beta into 11 languages has been contributed by our community. We have had many volunteers step up and accept the challenge of translating it into their native tongues. They turned out to be the

We all know that Chinese young Internet users are crazy about online games, which makes five Chinese online gaming company to successfully go IPO in the US. With recent SNS hype, many people are thinking about opportunities of monetizing SNS

While the US waits agonizingly for their 3G iPhones to arrive, some of us have been playing with our new toys :-) There's been a lot of excitement over the App Store today, and on first inspection there are some

The subject of Yahoo's independence will be decided, as it should, by Yahoo's shareholders. The battle to control Yahoo fascinates so many other people because it is a good drama. However, it is more than just drama. Yahoo's independence does

The trailblazing blog PaidContent, specializing in coverage of the business of new media, will be acquired by the Guardian Media Group, writes Kara Swisher tonight in a very sweet scoop. As Swisher says, it's a coup for new media -

Meebone is a bit of a strange piece of software, in that it is an AIR based desktop client for Meebo. Meebo itself is a great web application that allows you to easily log into all your favorite IM services

I'm feeling a bit lonesome here, and want to check in and see if I'm just writing to myself. I figured there was no better way to get everyone to pipe up than to offer a little prize. So, I'm

Microsoft's failure to close the Yahoo deal, despite all kinds of loud talk and machinations, makes the Beast of Redmond look increasingly weaker. They may still pull it off, but even then the question is why do they need Yahoo

Last month, we told you about Iceberg, an application that allows anyone to be a developer by simplifying programming into a process that can be done via easy-to-use DIY tools. More recently, another company called Cascada Mobile launched a platform

While yours truly didn't run into any problems buying his new iPhone (besides the local AT&T store only having a ridiculously small number of them in stock), many prospective iPhone shoppers today had a far less pleasant experience. In the