I like what I see. It’s not quite polished, but it’s surprisingly mature for such an early release. It’s fast, even w/o being a native PPC G4 buld like DeerPark (3rd-party FF build). I’d even go as far to say that it’s faster than my beloved Safari. Doesn’t choke. Test: myspace. Most browsers I try …
Monthly Archives: May 2006
Smarty: sections and iterators
Just wanted to point this out to any who may be interested, or can’t seem to figure out how to hop around array indices in the Smarty template. In straight PHP it’s simple enough to bounce around to different array indices $array[$ii-1] etc. In Smarty, not so easy. If you want to compare the current …
Glossary links, anyone?
We’ve all been to those sites before – the ones that dubiously insert advert links on keywords throughout the page. It’s pretty annoying because they often have nothing to do with the reason(s) why you were on that page to begin with. So now here I am, telling you how to do it easily. But I assure you – my intentions are completely pure!
Google, search engines fat on SPAM?
I recently read an article in The Register about Google’s recent issues with the massive amounts of spam online. Let’s just be honest moment here: SEO is great but it’s exploited WAY too much on what I would consider illegitimate websites. You know – the ones whose sole purpose is for the display of advertisements, …
Caching HTML Output with Smarty
I’ve begun using the Smarty template engine for my projects requiring dynamic content – you know, the good ol’ MVC (model-view-controller) approach to (web) applications. Because the sites I work on aren’t particularly high-traffic, I never really thought too hard about caching… until I actually began thinking about caching. The question is “why not?”. With …