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2009 Apr 9
Microsoft Q&A: Running PHP on Windows Server 2008
by Daniel Egeberg 0 comments

Microsoft has been recently engaging in a number of open source projects. They have been working on enhancing performance, security and stability of PHP applications on Windows Server platforms.

2009 Mar 16
MySQL University: How to Use Charsets and Collations Properly
by Michał Jarosz 1 comment

Confused with MySQL's charsets and collations? This week's MySQL University session is for you.

2009 Mar 14
Testing legacy versions of Internet Explorer
by Daniel Egeberg 3 comments

Internet Explorer frequently causes problems for web designers and developers. In this post I will discuss some of the things you can do to test the old versions of Internet Explorer.

2009 Mar 12
Giuseppe Maxia on database normalisation and smoking
by Michał Jarosz 1 comment

New user registers, new set of tables is created in database. We see this database design quite often on phpfreaks forums. And each time we see it, we explain why it is wrong.

2009 Mar 6
Avoid Costly Mistakes and Confusion - Colored Prompt Tip
by Timothy McKeown 0 comments

Change the color of your prompts for different servers to avoid confusion and costly mistakes.

2009 Feb 27
PHP 5.2.9 is out
by Michał Jarosz 0 comments

The PHP development team would like to announce the immediate availability of PHP 5.2.9.

2009 Feb 18
Zend Framework 1.7.5 released - contains important security fix
by Michał Jarosz 0 comments

Apart from usual bug fixes, the new version of ZF 1.7.5 contains an important security fix.

2009 Feb 13
Article on MySQL Number columns and UPDATE statements on numeric types
by gizmola 0 comments

This article talks about the behavior of MySQL when it comes to Updates on a numeric type when it's initialized to NULL.

2009 Jan 28
MySQL University: MySQL Performance and Scalability Project - Issues and Opportunities
by Michał Jarosz 0 comments

Allan Packer, head of MySQL Performance and Scalability Project talks about... MySQL's Performance and Scalability :)

2009 Jan 25
MySQL University
by Michał Jarosz 2 comments

MySQL University is a series of free web seminars. Each week (on Thursdays) you have a unique opportunity to learn something interesting from MySQL developers and professionals.