Daniel has written a total of 4 tutorials.
There are many topics on the forums that go again, topics many people often are having trouble with. One of these problem areas are how to handle dates, convert them to a different format, timezone issues, etc. This tutorial will attempt to address many of the commonest problems related to date and time issues.
This tutorial deals with the various security issues a PHP developer, or any person who writes web applications, might face. The tutorial is aimed towards beginners, but other people may find some of the information the tutorial contains useful as well. Topics such as SQL injections, cross-site scripting, remote file inclusion attacks and session security are covered. The tutorial also covers how you will best hide as much information from potential attackers as possible in order to further enhance your web application's security. This tutorial can be used as a reference although all the content it contains is vital for anyone who wishes to write applications that will run on a webserver regardless of whether the language is PHP or another server-side scripting language.
In this tutorial you will learn about using cookies and sessions in PHP.
In this tutorial you will learn how to handle and generate XML data with PHP.
Daniel has written a total of 11 blog posts.
Appending or die() to PHP statements is a commonplace technique. However, this type of error handling is very bad practice. This post explains why you shouldn't use it, and what you could do instead.
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.
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.
Now you can have the possibility to write for PHP Freaks. More information in this post.
It is in this post elaborated on the technology which powers PHP Freaks as well as a bit about the creation of the new website.
The new site for PHP Freaks has finally been released. Read about that and other significant changes in this first blog post of hopefully many to come.
