Thomas Rutter

Things to Do With Firefox 1.5

Firefox 1.5 is here, and available for all to download and use.Many of you no doubt have tried out the Beta and Release Candidate builds.

One Year and 100 Million Downloads Later, Firefox

CAPTCHA are Not a Security Measure

Set Us Up The Catfish – Part 2: SlideMe

How Readable is Your PHP?

The WordPress Security Update

PHP 6.0 Ingredients

In other news over the weekend, Rasmus posted his personal wish list of features for PHP 6.0. Comments in the SitePoint Forums about the proposals have largely been positive, with some caveats.

The Problem With ‘extract’

PHP Security, Answered

PHP – Now Available For Your Wall

Dealing With Automated Form Spamming

PHP 4.4 Minor Gotcha

Cross Site Scripting Could Make You Lose Your Cookies

What’s new in PHP 5.1?

PHP.net announced over the weekend that the first public beta of PHP 5.1 (5.1.0) is now available for download on PHP.net.

Zend Platform (and a free T-shirt)

Validate Your Input!

In this entry, Thomas Rutter will attempt to explain what validation is and why it is important in MySQL and PostgreSQL.

MySQL compared with PostgreSQL

Zend Webcast: PHP Rocks!

Character Encodings and Input

Multi-Line Strings and Text Editors

PHP and Standards: arg_separator.output

Title Case in PHP

The PHP functions strtoupper and ucwords capitalise all characters in a string, and the first letter of every word in a string, respectively.

PHP Speed Optimizations

‘clone’ for PHP4

Magic Quotes Headaches

Closed-Source PHP

User Errors in PHP

Accessing the PHP Manual, Quickly

Cleaner, Sharper GIF, JPEG, And PNG Images