A PHP/PostgreSQL E-Zine available

Hi all,

I am starting up an E-Zine detailing development ideas and the like
concerning PHP and postgresql. This is a freebie but it does have a
donation page on it. :)

This first issue discusses some safer web application development than
most PHP tutorial books do. It's basically a "What they don't tell you"
kind of publication.

You can reach an archive of issues and subscribe to new issue
announcements at:

http://amduus.com/phpezine/

Hope you find something useful in it.

re: A PHP/PostgreSQL E-Zine available

Scott Auge <scott_auge@yahoo.com> writes:
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> I am starting up an E-Zine detailing development ideas and the like
> concerning PHP and postgresql.[/color]

Anything on postgresql is good.


--
Seek simplicity and mistrust it.
Alfred North Whitehead

Who would have thought that there are so many things in the world
that I do not want?
Socrates, while strolling through the marketplace in Athens

re: A PHP/PostgreSQL E-Zine available

On Fri, 01 Jul 2005 09:20:24 +0000, Caligula wrote:
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> Who would have thought that there are so many things in the world
> that I do not want?
>
> Socrates, while strolling through the marketplace in Athens[/color]

Wouldn't you think that he would be clever enough not to waste his
time on pointless matters like that?

Wouldn't you think that anyone would be clever enough not to waste
their time repeating it?

re: A PHP/PostgreSQL E-Zine available

> http://amduus.com/phpezine/

Great job done! How did you do that? What are you using at the backend?
You might want to change the archive settings to a "fulltext"
searchable box, powered by PostgreSQL.

Have several great days!

--
Raqueeb Hassan
Bangladesh

--
Sometimes it's the smallest decisions that can pretty much change your
life forever. - Felicity

re: A PHP/PostgreSQL E-Zine available

"Raqueeb Hassan" <wideangle@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> http://amduus.com/phpezine/[/color]
>
> Great job done! How did you do that? What are you using at the backend?
> You might want to change the archive settings to a "fulltext"
> searchable box, powered by PostgreSQL.
>
> Have several great days!
>[/color]

'Great' Indian outsourcing at work
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> --
> Raqueeb Hassan
> Bangladesh
>
> --
> Sometimes it's the smallest decisions that can pretty much change your
> life forever. - Felicity
>[/color]

re: A PHP/PostgreSQL E-Zine available

HiHo <silver@que.no.sabe.net> writes:
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> On Fri, 01 Jul 2005 09:20:24 +0000, Caligula wrote:
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> > Who would have thought that there are so many things in the world
> > that I do not want?
> >
> > Socrates, while strolling through the marketplace in Athens[/color]
>
> Wouldn't you think that he would be clever enough not to waste his
> time on pointless matters like that?[/color]

Strolling is pointless ?
You have missed the whole point of living !
:-)
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> Wouldn't you think that anyone would be clever enough not to waste
> their time repeating it?[/color]

So Plato wasted his time writing down what Socrates said ?
LOL !

--

Seek simplicity and mistrust it.
Alfred North Whitehead

"I have the heart of a child; I keep it in a jar on my desk."

re: A PHP/PostgreSQL E-Zine available

In article <1120232862.951209.71470@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups. com>,
"Raqueeb Hassan" <wideangle@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > http://amduus.com/phpezine/[/color]
>
> Great job done! How did you do that? What are you using at the backend?
> You might want to change the archive settings to a "fulltext"
> searchable box, powered by PostgreSQL.
>
> Have several great days![/color]

The internet machine is running Apache 2 on a Linux server with PHP
(need to experiment with them threads you know.) The PHP interacts with
of course, a postgresql database.

The pages were designed (quite humbly) with Macromedia Dream Weaver MX
on an Apple OS X powerbook. The development of the schema and coding
were also done on the Apple and then I simply moved the code and schema
dump as was to the Linux machine.

It really didn't take much longer than a half-hour to accomplish. The
longest period was designing a logo using The Logo Creator (also on the
Apple.)