come, come nuclear bomb
Everything is going to go to shit at some unspecified point in the future.
hypertext transmission protocol, version 1.1
hypertext markup language
encoding-agnostic charcter representations
cascading stylesheets
the really simple syndication standard, version 2.0
superior to RSS in just about every way
the Python ultra-liberal feed parser
MySQL relational database reference
PHP's handy online manual
the PEAR::DB library online manual
the Smarty PHP template engine online manual
essential Javascript references
you will need this to do any serious client-side scripting
Mozilla's DOM reference guide
a general-purpose Javascript library with a reasonable footprint
checks validity of HTML and XHTML web pages
checks the validity of CSS
checks validity of RSS and Atom feeds
generates color ranges with CSS-friendly hex values
generates pleasing color combinations
generates XHTML markup for code samples
converts punctuation to typographically pleasing "smart" punctuation
testing doohickey for the Markdown text formatting language
useful for testing and debugging regular expressions
experiment with regular expressions in your choice of Python or PHP
this one uses Javascript
an excellent way to experiment with Javascript
Everything is going to go to shit at some unspecified point in the future.
PHP 5.3 will include namespace support! Finally! Other things, too.
Shoplifters, Unite is now iPhone-friendly!
Hooray, chompy 3 is out! Plus: How to get HTML 5 tags to render in all the popular browsers, including Firefox 2 and Internet Explorer.
For reasons of aesthetics and user friendliness, logouts are initiated by simply clicking on a link. This is a problem, however, because clicking on a link causes a GET request, and GET requests are supposed to be idempotent; that is, they are not supposed to generate side effects. The proper HTTP method for logouts, therefore,…