Hi All,
I am Parthasarathy. I planned to develop e-commerce site using open source
tool. Suggest me the best open source tool like Magento, OSCommerce, OSCMax
or Joomla with Virtuemart and so on. Expecting reply.
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T.R.Parthasarathy
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On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, David Krings wrote:
> Sure, you can use some cryptic editor
Cryptic to *you* perhaps...
> and it really gets your hands dirty, but
> you are also less efficient.
Speak for yourself. With the right options and plugins, a good text editor
is great - muscle memory means I d
2009/8/12 Peter Sawczynec :
> Any other suggestions on a cloud storage resource? Strategy?
I'd use something based on S3. It is cheap, reliable, proven, and
going to be around forever.
-John C.
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I'd like to start migrating to a cloud computing type of work style for
myself. Essentially use my laptop w/ 500GB Passport HD (USB powered, no
cord) to
have the work software, but use google Apps for basic document and
email.
Google seems to have limits on their file sizes and types to st
Ben Sgro wrote:
> What does Java provide that PHP can't do faster and with lighter
resource usage?
XSLT 2.0 support. PHP does not.
- Ben
Leam Hall wrote:
Gang, I'll confess that I'm happy to support Java as it provides lots
of reasons to upgrade hardware and buy newer/faster machines.
How
Paul A Houle wrote:
Ajai Khattri wrote:
Of course, you're ignoring the fact that these have little to do with
Java - IDEs exist for PHP too.
Personally, I dislike IDEs but to each their own.
See, that's what PHPers, Pythoners, Ruby people always say... I
did a lot of Java from 199
> What does Java provide that PHP can't do faster and with lighter
resource usage?
XSLT 2.0 support. PHP does not.
- Ben
Leam Hall wrote:
Gang, I'll confess that I'm happy to support Java as it provides lots
of reasons to upgrade hardware and buy newer/faster machines. However,
from a syst
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 4:55 PM, Paul A Houle wrote:
> Elijah Insua wrote:
>>
>> I'm pretty sure you are talking about using eclipse as a text editor?
>> There are a couple plugins that make eclipse intelligent about your php
>> project.
>>
>> PHPEclipse does do code hinting, I believe PDT does as
Ajai Khattri wrote:
Personally, I dislike IDEs but to each their own.
Personally, I love a good IDE. For PHP I cannot think of a better one than
NuSphere, even though I dispise their pricing model, which is still bargain
bin compared to Zend Studio (which I could never figure out).
Sure, you
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, Paul A Houle wrote:
> a little symbol appears on the side of the screen: click on it and
> it will offer you choices: for instance, it will correct typos if you
Syntax coloring usually tells me Ive mistyped and I see the typo right
away. I dont want to waste a few se
Elijah Insua wrote:
I'm pretty sure you are talking about using eclipse as a text editor?
There are a couple plugins that make eclipse intelligent about your
php project.
PHPEclipse does do code hinting, I believe PDT does as well. Not to
mention netbeans with its PHP Plugin, or how about
> Eclipse/PHP doesn't do anything vi doesn't do, except it has two buttons
> you can click on to start and stop your web server. W... I'm so
> impressed. All you get from Eclipse/PHP is increased startup time. No
> wonder why PHPers think Eclipse is worthless, because Eclipse/PHP ~is~
>
Michael B Allen wrote:
I also agree with you about all the "junk". C# and Java both suffer
the "fluffy programming" problem. The number of classes and half-baked
attempts at OO abstractions is unnecessarily complex and nonuniform.
The number of C# assemblies is staggering. Why does logging in Jav
Ajai Khattri wrote:
Of course, you're ignoring the fact that these have little to do with Java
- IDEs exist for PHP too.
Personally, I dislike IDEs but to each their own.
See, that's what PHPers, Pythoners, Ruby people always say... I
did a lot of Java from 1996 to 1999 and then ga
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 2:33 PM, Paul A Houle wrote:
> If I were a Windows shop, I'd go for ASP.NET. C# is a wonderful
> language, a living language. Microsoft is continually improving it, while
> it seems Java is stuck in reverse. Linq is just great, and the C# generics
> system makes Jav
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, Paul A Houle wrote:
> It's impossible to explain the power of the Eclipse/Java IDE to
> anyone who works primarily in dynamic languages. I mean, it does
> things that PHP IDEs can't even dream of doing: first of all, Eclipse
> overcomes most of the verbosity of Java
Michael B Allen wrote:
My personal opinion is that if you're a Windows shop and you treat
software development like a logistical problem and you need to hire
and fire programmers like a commodity, then use Java. It's much more
forgiving than PHP. To be effective with PHP you must really
understan
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 5:57 AM, Leam Hall wrote:
> Gang, I'll confess that I'm happy to support Java as it provides lots of
> reasons to upgrade hardware and buy newer/faster machines. However, from a
> systems engineering standpoint, I'm baffled by the recurring inefficiency of
> hundreds of corp
Leam,
A good read that may answer some of your questions...
http://phplens.com/phpeverywhere/node/view/15
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 4:57 AM, Leam Hall wrote:
> Gang, I'll confess that I'm happy to support Java as it provides lots of
> reasons to upgrade hardware and buy newer/faster machines
Mitch Pirtle wrote:
Recently I've taken to the approach of using PHP as the front end
application scripting language, and building out RESTful services
using java. This lets you take advantage of the best of both - PHP for
fast prototyping, and java for the 'heavy lifting' behind a REST
layer.
I
Recently I've taken to the approach of using PHP as the front end
application scripting language, and building out RESTful services
using java. This lets you take advantage of the best of both - PHP for
fast prototyping, and java for the 'heavy lifting' behind a REST
layer.
I was recently asked wh
Matt Williams wrote:
On Aug 12, 2009, at 5:57, Leam Hall wrote:
What does Java provide that PHP can't do faster and with lighter
resource usage?
Concurrency and threading to name a couple...
I've got a system that's gotten complicated enough that it's
"outgrowing" PHP. One big advantage
Mangesh Sathe wrote:
hello everyone,
this is Mangesh Sathe
I am working on SEO Search engine Optimization.
are there any tools available for SEO or websites for SEO?
what are the basic steps required for SEO or shud i make any change in
source code.
Start with
http://www.bluehatseo.com
Java is an interpreted and complied language in the same time while php is
only interpreted as it's a scripting language so java provides extra layer
of security over php plus java can be used to program anything you can watch
the javaone conference James Gosling toy show and see what java does it'
Leam Hall wrote:
Gang, I'll confess that I'm happy to support Java as it provides lots of
reasons to upgrade hardware and buy newer/faster machines. However, from
a systems engineering standpoint, I'm baffled by the recurring
inefficiency of hundreds of corporate programmers...
What does Java
On Aug 12, 2009, at 5:57, Leam Hall wrote:
What does Java provide that PHP can't do faster and with lighter
resource usage?
Concurrency and threading to name a couple...
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Gang, I'll confess that I'm happy to support Java as it provides lots of
reasons to upgrade hardware and buy newer/faster machines. However, from
a systems engineering standpoint, I'm baffled by the recurring
inefficiency of hundreds of corporate programmers...
What does Java provide that PHP
hello everyone,
this is Mangesh Sathe
I am working on SEO Search engine Optimization.
are there any tools available for SEO or websites for SEO?
what are the basic steps required for SEO or shud i make any change in
source code.
basically i want my website in first /second page on google,
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