Exploring HTML 5 Forms
orms have become an integral part of nearly all web applications, but the core HTML form elements are now nearly 13 years old. No surprise, then, that one of the
orms have become an integral part of nearly all web applications, but the core HTML form elements are now nearly 13 years old. No surprise, then, that one of the
data access object (DAO) provides an abstract interface to a database—giving developers access to common database operations without them having to know the database schema details—essentially, data access object separate
HP Rules is a rule engine that lets you separate conditional logical statement from your source code and from the database, placing the conditional logic in reusable files, where you
TML 5 is an interesting beastie. The specification was not planned; The W3C was committed to HTML 4.1 as the last word in HTML. As such, most of the requests
ver the past several years, web applications have evolved from collections of simple HTML pages into highly scalable and interactive rich applications built using a variety of technologies. Designing and
erl is a script programming language that has a syntax similar to C. It includes a number of popular Unix facilities such as SED, awk, and tr. Perl comes pre-installed
he Document Object Model (DOM) is a W3C standard based on a set of interfaces that can be used to represent an XML (or HTML) document as a tree of
s the richness of Internet applications continues to grow through technologies such as Silverlight, AJAX, and Flash, the adoption of common desktop user interface (UI) paradigms within these applications continues
f you looked solely at the marketing for NetBeans and Eclipse, you might think you’d have no problems using either IDE with PHP, for example: NetBeans: “A free, open-source Integrated