Broken Link Checker Plugin 0.2 Update

October 13th, 2007

The Broken Link Checker WordPress plugin has been updated to version 0.2! Here’s what’s new – Link checking algorithm has been improved and shouldn’t generate false warnings anymore. Links that are discovered to not work will be re-checked again a few minutes later. This is useful if the link only appeared to be broken due […]

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PHP Frameworks Are Evil

October 10th, 2007

Shoot Yourself in The Foot More Efficiently If you’re unfamiliar with how frameworks function, trying to use a framework for a new project will bring trouble. With all the complexities frameworks bring, new bugs will come, too. Besides, small one-man projects typically don’t require a framework. MVC Isn’t A Framework-exclusive Feature See the bare-bones MVC […]

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How To *Really* Upload Files With PHP

October 8th, 2007

I’ve noticed that whenever I search for a “php upload script” or “how to upload files”, the first page of Gogle results is full of pages that tell you how to handle file uploads = letting users to upload something to your server. But what if you actually want to create a PHP script that […]

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See The Most Dugg Sites

October 3rd, 2007

I’ve created an online tool that displays the sites that received the most votes (diggs) during the last 7 days. Features The classic Top 10 list. The huge Top 100 list. Sites ranked by the total number of diggs received on all stories submitted in the last 7 days. Click the “Popular stories” column heading […]

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Checking If Page Contains a Link In PHP

September 25th, 2007

Sometimes it is necessary to verify that a page really contains a specific link. This is usually done when checking for a reciprocal link in link exchange scripts.

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