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Writing Secure PHP, Part 4
The fourth part of the Writing Secure PHP series, covering cross-site scripting, cross-site request forgery and character encoding security issues.
Ten Ways To Improve Your Website Conversion Rate
Why worry about getting twice as many people to visit your site, when it can be far easier to double the number of sales from the people already visiting? Here are 10 ways to improve your website conversion rate.
Online Marketing for Beginners
Wondering why you should hire someone to market your website and how they should go about doing it? Hopefully this article can help.
Jargon Explained
Many of my clients have worked previously consultants and SEOs that inundated them with jargon, especially where proposals and sales calls are concerned. I find myself sometimes using too much jargon - easily done when you spend so much time working in any field. This jargon guide explains the industry terms in simple language.
Writing Secure PHP, Part 3
The third part of the Writing Secure PHP series, covering weak passwords, clients and more advanced topics.
Writing Secure PHP, Part 2
Learn how to improve your security a little further with the second part of this PHP tutorial.
Preload Images with CSS
How to preload images using CSS and so avoid delays with rollover effects.
Writing Secure PHP, Part 1
Learn how to avoid some of the most common mistakes in PHP, and so make your sites more secure.
Faux Columns for Liquid Layouts
Using CSS for layouts can be a problem when using backgrounds for two columns that are not of equal length. This article expands on the solution to this problem from AListApart.
Caching output in PHP
High-traffic sites can often benefit from caching of pages, to save processing of the same data over and over again. This caching tutorial runs through the basics of file caching in PHP.
HTTP Status Codes Explained
All valid HTTP 1.1 Status Codes simply explained.
Printer Friendly Pages
Most designers create printer friendly pages by creating two seperate pages for each single page of information. This article will teach you how to do the same with CSS and no duplication.
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RSS to iCal
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Are Cookies Dangerous?
Many inexperienced web users are terrified of cookies, convinced that they are being used to send all their private information (and money) to some sinister group of internet scum. Here is a simple guide to what cookies are and how to make sure you maintain your privacy.
