Displaying RSS Feeds on your Website Using PHP PHP / News and RSS Feeds
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. RSS if a technology for distributing data from one site to another using XML. You can easily decode this XML stream and display the information contained in it on your web site.
Screen Scraping Your Way Into RSS PHP / News and RSS Feeds
RSS is one the hottest technologies at the moment, and even big web publishers (such as the New York Times) are getting into RSS as well. However, there are still a lot of websites that do not have RSS feeds. If you still want to be able to check those websites in your favourite aggregator, you need to create your own RSS feed for those websites. This can be done automatically with PHP, using a method called screen scrapping.
Track Your Visitors Using PHP PHP / Site Analysis
There are many different traffic analysis tools, ranging from simple counters to complete traffic analyzers. Although there are some free ones, most of them come with a price tag. Why not do it yourself? With PHP, you can easily create a log file within minutes. In this article I will show you how!.
Getting Your Visitor's Details using PHP PHP / Site Analysis
You can get quite a bit of information about your visitors without having to use a third party tracking software. I'll outline the PHP commands you can use to capture some of this data. The details you capture can be saved into a database, and retrieved later to check your site's performance and user details.
Pagination with PHP and MySQL PHP / Databases
Pagination, as described in the video, is the process of breaking a bunch of results, from a MySQL Query, up into specific pages, which themselves list a set number of items each.
Mastering Regular Expressions in PHP PHP / Regex
In this tutorial I will show you how regular expressions work in PHP, and give you a short introduction on writing your own regular expressions. I will also give you several example regular expressions that are often used.
New Features in the Next C++ Standard C and C++ / Getting Started
The upcoming C++ standard will have many new features, several major and many minor. The major features are concurrency, template concepts, move semantics, generalized constant expressions, automatic variable typing, and garbage collection. This video will present an overview of the major features and breeze through a list of other features, commenting on their likeliness to make the standard.
Introduction to the C++ Standard Template Library C and C++ / General Development
The C++ language is not a simple language. In fact, many would argue it is a somewhat overcomplicated language. Nevertheless it can be used to write beautiful code. On top of that it is so widespread that example code and libraries (free ones, too) are all over the Internet.
Concepts Extending C++ Templates For Generic Programming C and C++ / General Development
This video tutorial will provide an overview of the new features introduced by concepts and how they will benefit C++ programmers. We will see how concepts can be used to express the core components of the C++ Standard (Template) Library, and explore some of the new capabilities that concepts bring to the C++ language.