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by Chip on February 16, 2009 (759 days ago) | 9 comments
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I’m doing this for years and I know it by heart. You need Apache, PHP, MySQL and maybe some more tools and libraries if you plan to do big things. You might need GD library, mod_rewrite, Perl and some more stuff. Go ahead and download Server2GO, a mature software package containing everything you need for running both a PHP page...

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by Chip on December 15, 2008 (822 days ago) | No comments
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All CSS design should start with a clean reset. Just like working on a Windows PC A killer collection of global CSS reset styles Keep your code clean, format, indent, and you’ll be a bit happier next month when you’ll upgrade it or make some additions. 12 principles for keeping your code clean With the fresh version of the WordPress...

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by Chip on November 3, 2007 (1230 days ago) | No comments
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Its always good to share your articles on Digg, it makes sure that your voice is heard. Everything goes well until your article reaches Digg’s front page. From that point onwards your website won’t be in your control anymore, you won’t be able to open your control panel or access your files through ftp. The massive traffic coming from Digg...