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In your opinion, which PHP CMS has the best architecture? I don't care about how easy its admin panel is to use, or how many CMS features it has. Right now, I'm after how good its code is (so, please, don't even mention Drupal or Wordpress /shudder). ...
Started by Peter Bailey on
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Some great screencasts on setting up a blog and page manager which will certainly get you.
Very Web 2.0 and has a decent community that is about it.
Years ago, maybe they revamped)
Joomla/Mambo is pretty cool.
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I want to dive more into the unit testing concepts. An open source project which will illustrate the best practices in unit testing is required.
Started by suhair on
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In the best case you could even end up writing tests for some of the untested.
;) Maybe the best reason: You can ask questions about the tests on developer mailing list .
As "an exercise left for the reader".
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I'm running windows server 2008 64, but all open-source stuff (mysql, ruby, python, R) is either not that well-tested or has problems. And of course, if you have to compile packages, you are on your own.
I guess it's obvious that FOSS will run better ...
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Spend time evaluating each platform and give.
Use the tool that works best for the task at hand.
Overall answer: Each OS + Hardware platform has its strengths and weaknesses.
Fit the bill (Linux).
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I'm part of a group that's considering a PHP-based system to serve a community for communications purposes, including collaboration, event calendars, and a photo gallery. We're also loking into social networking integration (particularly Facebook) and...
Started by Mark Cidade on
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Wordpress (by default it has....
Codeigniter.com/user_guide/
Symfony has the best documentation of all the (PHP) open-source projects I've not your best bet in this situation (and I love WordPress - but it's blogging oriented).
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Where can I test HTML 5 functionality today - is there any test build of any rendering engines which would allow testing, or is it to early? I'm aware that much of the spec hasn't been finalised, but some has, and it would be good to try it out!
Started by Rich Bradshaw on
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EDIT Wikipedia has a good article on how much of HTML 5://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/Implementations....
Generally will have enough realistic support to test against.
Opera also has some support.
Check here for information on what is supported.
Partial.
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I'm working at an internet retailer that has a very wide range of users. We are very, very traditional and have not until recently actually started considering using JavaScript for real on our web site. In our case, IE6 is [unfortunately] a fact. We have...
Started by David Andersson on
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Hi!
Have you considered Scriptaculous ? I used....
(I believe it's jQuery like)
See Here for the BBC Browser support guidelines .
Try GLOW from the BBC - it was developed especially because no other framework had the cross browser support that they wanted .
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So, put everything else asside. Forget the interface, the extra functions, the speed, or whatnot.
Which of these two media players supports the largest number of video codecs right out of the box? In other words, which one plays the largest variety of...
Started by D Connors on
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The right question is: which of these players can play the actual codec(s) that I need they are part of ' ffmpeg....
(MPlayer with the win32 codecs, on Intel question.
For instance, "Which can play RealVideo?" has a specific answer.
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When I have a problem I often search the computing literature.
Some of the resources[*] I use are:
The professional associations?
ACM Digital Library IEEE Xplore The scientific publishers?
Lecture Notes in Computer Science HCI Bibliography What do you...
Started by Stephen on
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Honestly I think SO and google are the best
I found my library has a ....
My library has - amongst others in my \bookmarks\library folder.
Searching, enabling users to find out which other articles cite a particular article.
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I'd like to start a 'cookbook' style blog where I post my coding solutions to common problems, mainly for my own use - what's the best blog service or engine to use in terms of posting code snippets (formatting, syntax highlighting etc)?
If I have to ...
Started by Mark B on
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The difference will be which JavaScript questions which I found in the sidebar, for future reference:
Syntax highlighting code with Javascript
What are the best software and....
I don't think the blog service/blog engine matters at all .
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There are Linux distributions with varying degrees of user-friendliness. The ones that are the easiest to use are generally the least customizable and vice versa.
Which Linux distribution provides a wide range of customizations without sacrificing a smooth...
Started by Nick McCowin on
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I'd pick it over other distributions....
Which brings me to another point: with the abundance of free Arch, which is interesting because in my experience it was rather smooth after the big installation to the nth degree.
They're doing too much for you.
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