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Archive for the 'PHP' Category

Aug12

Zend Framework 1.6 RC1 with WSDL AutoDiscovery

Zend Framework’s new release 1.6 is in it’s RC1 stage now. It has got many exiting features, including one of the much waited WSDL auto-generation using Zend_Soap_AutoDiscover class. It will automatically generate WSDL based on your class definition based on PHP Documentation.

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Filed in: Framework PHP Web Service

Aug9

PHP: Performance Improvement Tips

This post covers some performance improvement tips by showing merits or demerits of various coding practices in PHP. While developing small websites or projects which are not meant to be maintained for longer period of time it’s okey it we don’t care about all this performance improvement and so on. But while we are into the development of some product or project which are going to be maintained for longer period of time then it is required that we take care of small things from the beginning. Initially we may feel that benefits are not drastic but when we have large amount of user base then all small and minor things matters.

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Filed in: PHP


May10

Symfony 1.1 RC1 Released

There are some great news for symphony lovers. Symfony 1.1 is now in it’s release candidate stage. At the same time the biggest news is that after Yahoo! Bookmarks now Yahoo! has chose symphony to rewrite Yahoo! Answers..! That sounds great that symfony is making it’s stand higher and higher by being chosen for developing [...]

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Filed in: Framework PHP

Mar22

Top Open Source PHP Frameworks

After RoR there are lot many frameworks in PHP which are either inspired by it or based on MVC pattern. Today I am throwing some light on some of it, which I came across (I mean heard) during my development experience in PHP. Here I am talking about next generation Open Source PHP frameworks [...]

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Filed in: Framework PHP


Mar21

My experiences with SOAP Web-service PHP vs .NET

Recently I have been developing web-services for integration of one of our flagship product to other POS software at Meditab Software. My official working platform is PHP and we have been developing web services for communication between our products to internal web applications in the past but it was like “We understand what we speak..!” [...]

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Filed in: PHP Tools / Plugins / Extenstion Web Service

Feb15

Beginner’s Resources for PHP-MySQL Development

Sometimes developer’s don’t find the perfect startup environment for PHP development when they are in their initial stage. Setting up PHP with Apache could be difficult for beginner if he don’t know how to modify httpd.config or php.ini settings. In my initial stages I have installed PHP with IIS and then Apache and later even [...]

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blogs@DiGiTSS is owned by Dharmavirsinh Jhala and Gaurav Gajjar.

Dharmavirsinh is working as PHP Team Lead at Meditab Software Inc, and now he is into PHP world for more than 2 years. He is having experience of building complex Web Applications (CRM, ERP), Web services and complicated real world custom applications and much more. He has been handling deployment of projects on either Client's server or company's server.

Gaurav Gajjar is working for Conchango as Technical Consultant from QuickstartGlobal and has been providing solutions with Microsoft.NET technology for nearly 4 years. He is having reputation of finishing his projects on or before time most of the time. He is right now working with AGILE development methodology to deliver solutions.

Both are known to achieve what they want and they are good friends, they know each other since last 10 years. They can provide solution for any technical problem, even though if they are facing it for the first time. You can put them in worst condition and they will get out of it, ready to take on any challenge.

Now days I have been hearing term "Rock star" for programmers, I believe they have it all what it takes to be a Rock star.