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HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML is the basics of web-design and although you are limited to what you can do with it, it is still a great type of coding. Many other people you ask my disagree but in my opinion HTML rocks and is pretty easy to learn! The HTML Structure [...]

MySQL’s Community Server is one of the most popular choices for anything from small-time web hosting all the way up to huge organisations. PHP developers use it because it ties in so nicely with the basic language, with extensions such as mysqli, PDO and third-party frameworks such as Doctrine that maximise it’s potential. I’ve been [...]

CMS Made Simple is a complete content management system that provides many new and unique features unavailable on other systems. In this guide I will give you a concise introduction into CMS Made Simple that includes installation instructions, an overview of the features CMS Made Simple Offers, along with a tutorial on how to create [...]

HTML and CSS go hand in hand. They are the two most basic code you will ever come across, but although HTML is completly different to CSS did you know CSS can define certain HTML tags? Although you can’t put HTML in CSS you can put CSS into HTML and this is what gives CSS [...]

Separating the content of your web site from the look and feel makes your web site more maintainable and enables you to more easily experiment with different designs. That look and feel belongs in the style sheet (.css file), and this tutorial covers how to let your users switch styles while keeping the underlying HTML [...]

In the long-gone days of the early Internet, having a form on the website was tantamount to dabbling with “cutting-edge” technologies. Intricate Perl scripts and esoteric CGI scripts were required to process those forms and people used to suffer bouts of cold sweat whenever there manifested a need to use web forms. To create a [...]

If you use a Windows based workstation or notebook computer virtualization offers a way for you to run a linux server environment using the same linux distribution and configuration you’ll use in production. Virtualization allows you to explore clustering and network setups that can’t be tested on your workstation alone and simplifies your development environment [...]