A look at an example PHP programme as a means of producing an XHTML weighted list, both in the form of a 'Tag Cloud', where the information is ordered alphabetically and weight is given by visual styling and as a 'Tag Wedge' where a styled ordered list is used to convey the information in a more semantic manner.
A look at an example PHP programme as a means of producing an XHTML weighted list, both in the form of a 'Tag Cloud', where the information is ordered alphabetically and weight is given by visual styling and as a 'Tag Wedge' where a styled ordered list is used to convey the information in a more semantic manner.
A look at an example PHP programme as a means of producing an XHTML weighted list, both in the form of a 'Tag Cloud', where the information is ordered alphabetically and weight is given by visual styling and as a 'Tag Wedge' where a styled ordered list is used to convey the information in a more semantic manner.
A command-line calculator, written in Perl, SmiffyCalc offers persistence between sessions. This is a step-up from doing calculations from the command line using perl -e
A command-line calculator, written in Perl, SmiffyCalc offers persistence between sessions. This is a step-up from doing calculations from the command line using perl -e
A command-line calculator, written in Perl, SmiffyCalc offers persistence between sessions. This is a step-up from doing calculations from the command line using perl -e
An ever-growing amount of Web content is being generated dynamically. With this increased use of software comes an increased number of errors and error messages - things that should not be on public display. This article suggests better things to say when things go wrong.
An ever-growing amount of Web content is being generated dynamically. With this increased use of software comes an increased number of errors and error messages - things that should not be on public display. This article suggests better things to say when things go wrong.
An ever-growing amount of Web content is being generated dynamically. With this increased use of software comes an increased number of errors and error messages - things that should not be on public display. This article suggests better things to say when things go wrong.
Smiffy reproduces a previously good gluten-free recipe with disastrous results.
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