http://blog.patambrosio.com/php-classes-org/
i’m a pretty big fan of PHP, and OOP. So here is one good site for me, phpclasses.org.
before i start writing something, i start off by writing it on paper, the ideas, how i would write it and how it shold be, after i’ve finalized my ideas i’d start looking for an existing solution, i usually find the best answers in phpclasses and so i thought of posting it here.
here’s my tiny algo for writing things.
$idea = conceptualize();
$mySolution = finalize($idea);
$solutions = look for other solutions();
for(each $answer in $solutions)
{
if($answer is better than $mySolution)
{
if($answer fits needs) $mySolution = adopt($anwer);
else $mySolution = adopt(modify($answer));
}
}
Keywords: interactive developing, pat ambrosio
Comments
Hindi ata object-oriented?
haha, dwight, tinamad ata magtesting. haha..
there's something about java na di ko magustuhan, hehe, parang ang bulky, tas parang di ko talaga makita what's going on behind the scenes.
bulky talaga ang java haha.
(not related) well i only know of good photo editors you can use instead of photoshop (free ones) you could try searching for gimp & irfanview. for irfanview you'll need plug-ins though
John, they're looking for a script that will resize images (hint: for webapp use).
Medyo limited din kasi ang GD. Try nyo gamitin yung ImageMagick.
meron ba kayong alam na trick sa php para malaman yung resolution nung image? parang uhm.. kelangan malaman na 300 pixels per inch yung isang image (300dpi), gagamitin kasi sa printing, only way for user to submit images to the printer guy is through the webapp.
hehehe, yung libre lang ah, meron akong nakitang software sa adobe, kaso saksakan ng.. alam niyo na.
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php
try mo yan, meron function na -> MagickGetImageResolution()
uy salamat jp and dennis, magandang solution.