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Evan Sims' Blog:
TwitterBash launches
0 comments :: posted Friday June 20, 2008 @ 11:25:24
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Evan Sims has posted about the launch of a CodeIgniter-driven application that brings the bash.org quoting abilities to the world of Twitter.

Today marks the launch of TwitterBash, a concept conceived and design by my good friend Judson Collier. [...] TwitterBash takes the concept of the long Internet-famous bash.org, which allows folks to post snippets and quote conversations from IRC, and applies it to Twitter. Just sign up for an account, then head to the submit page. Pop in the permalink for a tweet you want to quote and you’re done.

The site runs on the PHP5 CodeIgniter framework allowing for fast and easy development. There's already a pretty good amount of content, so go over and check it out (and submit some of your own).

tagged with: twitterbash php5 codeigniter framework bashorg twitter quote


Christopher Jones' Blog:
PHP 5.3 "NOWDOCS" make SQL escaping easier
2 comments :: posted Thursday February 14, 2008 @ 11:18:00
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Christopher Jones has posted about an update to the development for PHP 5.3 that makes escaping SQL even easier in scripts - NOWDOCS.

Escaping quotes or other meta characters in SQL can be painful unless you get lucky with your quoting style. [...] Even with PHP's "Heredoc" syntax something will need escaping, but with PHP 5.3's new "Nowdoc" syntax no escaping is needed.

The only difference between HEREDOC and NOWDOC is that the initial keyword (like the first END in this statement: <<<'END' text here END;) that can make worrying about complex quoting rules a thing of the past.

tagged with: nowdocs sql escape nowdoc heredoc php5 quote


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