Monthly Archives: June 2010

Zend_View_Helper_InlineScript Appends Scripts Twice

Posted on June 30, 2010 by Stoimen

Double Trouble This is a well known problem, which is well described as a bug in Zend Framework’s issue tracker. Once you add some scripts with the inlineScript helper you’ll receive them twice in the code. This makes the page … Continue reading →

Posted in micro tutorial, PHP, zend framework | Tagged Computer programming, Computer science, Computing, Curly bracket programming languages, javascript, JavaScript programming language, Scripting languages, worst solution | 2 Comments

HTML5 geolocation – What If the User Doesn’t Share His Position?

Posted on June 29, 2010 by Stoimen

HTML5 Geolocation So far we were used to expect something like this from our mobile phones with built-in GPS support. Every image or video clip then was automatically “tagged” with latitude & longitude geo data. With HTML5 coming features we … Continue reading →

Posted in javascript, micro tutorial, web development | Tagged Computing, Free software, FTP clients, Geo, Geolocation, GPS, html, HTML 5, javascript, mobile phones, Mozilla Firefox, Technology/Internet | Leave a comment

Send Authenticated POST Request with Zend_Http_Client

Posted on June 28, 2010 by Stoimen

There is an easy way to send requests with Zend_Http_Client either in GET and POST. Actually you can request not only with GET and POST methods, but with any other http request method. $httpClient = new Zend_Http_Client(’http://….’); // request via … Continue reading →

Posted in micro tutorial, PHP, snippets, web development, zend framework | Tagged Computer networking, Computing, Cross-site request forgery, Form, http, Hypertext Transfer Protocol, Network protocols, post, Representational State Transfer, Technology/Internet, World Wide Web | Leave a comment

Four Things to Know when Writing Comments

Posted on June 27, 2010 by Stoimen

Every developer has been learned from his teachers how important is to comment his source code. You should comment the classes, the methods, the logic, etc. However nobody explained how exactly to code with comments between the lines. Have you … Continue reading →

Posted in web development | Tagged C, Comment, Computer programming, Computing, Human Interest, Logic, Metadata, Reference, Software engineering, Source code, Source lines of code, speaker | 2 Comments

Friday Algorithms: Sorting a Set of Integers – Far Quicker than Quicksort!

Posted on June 25, 2010 by Stoimen

Yes! It’s really really fast, and it’s far quicker than the quicksort algorithm, which is considered as the fastest sorting algorithm in practice. However how it’s possible to be faster than the quicksort, which is the fastest algorithm?! Is that … Continue reading →

Posted in algorithms, javascript, web development | Tagged Algorithm, Mathematics, Quicksort, quicksort algorithm, Selection algorithm, Sort, sorting algorithm, Sorting algorithms, Spreadsort | 14 Comments