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Linux diff Supervisor Tutorial

Do you remember long ago our “start of regime” trying to show you, as users, the code differences as we go through a project when we presented the Linux diff Primer Tutorial starring the Linux (or unix) diff command? Well, … Continue reading →

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PHP File Information Media Tutorial

Yesterday’s PHP File Information Primer Tutorial was the start of a web application breakdown of a URL file specification at the rjmprogramming.com.au domain harnessing the talents of … Linux file command … called by … PHP exec method … today, … Continue reading →

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PHP File Information Primer Tutorial

We channel the great Linux (or Unix) command “file” to start down the road of a web server file information presenter web application. With Mac OS X (like Linux) command line … file [webServerFileSpec] … sums up what we build … Continue reading →

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PHP Wikipedia Australian List Integration Tutorial

Yesterday’s PHP Wikipedia Australian List Makeover Tutorial got us thinking more about “where of life” functionality integration possibilities. For us, with many “where of life” web applications, the Google Charts Map Chart is a core part of the functionality, as … Continue reading →

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PHP Wikipedia Australian List Makeover Tutorial

Some time back we linked a Wikipedia “list” webpage to the Google Charts Map Chart functionality with PHP Modularization for Lighthouses in Australia Tutorial. We’re revisiting, and finding some “peer” web applications, linked by a dropdown, that all … access … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Processing Tutorial

Many projects that involve data will surprise you when you get to the phase of running your planned code over real data. Real business data can throw up surprises like … the length of time to process the data or … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Accountability Tutorial

We like to make our web applications “accountable” to those users using them. Often “sharing” functionality features when improving the “accountability” of a web application, at least for us. We’re trying to improve on the “accountability” of yesterday’s XML Subtraction … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Modes of Use Tutorial

Today’s job is to extend the modes of functionality for the “XML Subtraction and Addition” PHP web application we’ve been developing off yesterday’s XML Subtraction and Addition Genericization Tutorial. You may recall from a few tutorials at this blog that … Continue reading →

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