Happy New Year to all of the PHPers who use the Persian Calendar (also known as Iranian Calendar or Jalāli Calendar).
Happy Norouz!
Wednesday, March 21. 2007
Happy New Year to all PHPers
Happy New Year to all of the PHPers who use the Persian Calendar (also known as Iranian Calendar or Jalāli Calendar).
Happy Norouz!
Saturday, March 17. 2007
PEAR XML_XUL at International PHP Magazine
Today I discovered that my first article finally hit the press (well, e-ones) and it's now available on newsstands (well, e-ones).
International PHP Magazine - March 2007 Issue TOC
Thursday, March 15. 2007
Jaws 0.7.0 - First stable released
We are very happy to announce the first stable version of Jaws 0.7.0 which should now work on production systems.
What is new in Jaws 0.7.0?
- Language support for: Romanian, Arabic, Catalá, Dansk, Deutsch, Japanese, Polski, Italiano, Simplified Chinese and of course English, Spanish and Persian! (And yeah, Jalali Calendar too)
- DB support for: MySQL(i), PostgreSQL, MSSQL and SQLite!
- All gadgets are completely ajaxed!
- Better antispam support: Captchas (simple and mathematician), Akismet and extra tools!
- Better urls and now we let you define your own route maps so you can access your posts via index.php/blog/show/123 or index.php/posts/123, you can define it!
Download
To download the package(s) just click here!.
Monday, March 12. 2007
How To Act Against Recently Made Movie "300" ?
Google bombing however is the very last thing we can do. Similar to what we done with the phrase "Arabian Gulf" if you remember.
Here's my link to that site:
300 The Movie
Here's my link to that site:
300 The Movie
Friday, March 2. 2007
GNU Screen
There's an awesome utility in most modern *nix operating systems called GNU Screen.
If you're a guy-who-used-to-the-console and you're not addicted to the "GNU Screen" yet, you'll be a member of one of these two groups then,
I) Never heard about it.
II) You did hear, but never realized how awesome it is.
If you're a member of the first group, you may ask `What this utility supposed to do?'
The short answer would be, it's a terminal multiplexer.
And the long one would be, using GNU screen you'll just open a single terminal but you'll control any number of console-based programs inside that single terminal!
I'm a terminal addicted (gnome-terminal I mean) guy, as soon as my GNOME hits the screen, dozens of terminal emulators would pop-up, one for Irssing, the other one for coding, another one for monitoring, maybe one for emerging stuff, etc etc. But now I just open one, and thanks to the GNU screen I'll do all of these stuff right within it.
If you're a guy-who-used-to-the-console and you're not addicted to the "GNU Screen" yet, you'll be a member of one of these two groups then,
I) Never heard about it.
II) You did hear, but never realized how awesome it is.
If you're a member of the first group, you may ask `What this utility supposed to do?'
The short answer would be, it's a terminal multiplexer.
And the long one would be, using GNU screen you'll just open a single terminal but you'll control any number of console-based programs inside that single terminal!
I'm a terminal addicted (gnome-terminal I mean) guy, as soon as my GNOME hits the screen, dozens of terminal emulators would pop-up, one for Irssing, the other one for coding, another one for monitoring, maybe one for emerging stuff, etc etc. But now I just open one, and thanks to the GNU screen I'll do all of these stuff right within it.
