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Webmonkey.com - A great resource
I was recently looking for a tutorial on some basic javascript stuff, and while searching I found a website that has some great tutorials and articles on web programming and more stuff.
The website is http://webmonkey.com/, check out the Programming section for some interesting reading.
Happy Coding!
Converting csv to sql using php
In previous posts we’ve discussed getting your csv files into sql format using different methods. I walked you through the process from csv to sql using HeidiSQL and PHPMyAdmin. I then did a follow up on how to import a large csv file into a MySQL database using the MySQL command prompt. In all […]
#develop - an Open Source Development Environment for .NET
My friend Bo recently pointed me in the direction of a cool great app, it’s “The Open Source Development Environment for .NET”, aka #develop, and what it does is allow you to create .NET applications in a free open-source environment. #develop (short for SharpDevelop) is a free IDE for C#, VB.NET and Boo […]
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Free database tools
I recently came across a website that has a bunch of free database tools. These are PHP scripts. I haven’t tried any of these tools so I can’t really vouch for them.
The website is http://scripts.ringsworld.com/database-tools/. If you have used any of the tools listed on this page, please leave a comment and […]
Spamproof your email link with Javascript
Wouldn’t it be nice to post your email address right on your page without having to worry about spam harvesters and other malicious bots?
I do! See an example in the footer section of my Web Development Forums.
I use Javascript to do this. It is a highly effective method for a few reasons:
Javascript output is unsearchable […]
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Importing large csv files into sql using the command prompt
I recently did a series of posts on how to convert a csv file into a sql file. You can see a summary here that will lead you to the other posts.
In that series I talked you through doing the import using HeidiSQL and then creating the sql file using phpMyAdmin, a process which is […]
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