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Video Game Website Gives all it's profit to Charity Sometimes you read an article that just makes you smile, this is such one: http://www.ps3attitude.com/new/2010/02/no-fuss-reviews-4000-charity/ A video game review website that has given all of it's...

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SQL AD Group membership Hi all, I have been working on a way to return Active directory group membership from a linked AD server in SQL. Its quite hard as you can`t return it from the group - you have to return it from...

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Face Detection with PHP A very useful piece of PHP code that will highlight any pictures where a face has been detected. Heres the first piece of PHP code you will need, it would be best to make this an include: [sourcecode...

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Basic Guide to Database Normalisation: First Normal... Before I start talking about the normal forms, I thought it would be best to explain what I am planning to write about, and what normalisation is. I am going to cover what normalisation is for beginners...

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Sony: Synonymous with Innovation Sony have always been on the leading edge of innovation. From creating the WalkMan back in the 80's to popularising the CD, DVD and Blu-Ray with their PlayStation products. In this article we're discussing...

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Basic Guide to Database Normalisation: First Normal Form

Posted by daniel | Posted in Features, Tutorial | Posted on 29-12-2009

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Before I start talking about the normal forms, I thought it would be best to explain what I am planning to write about, and what normalisation is.

I am going to cover what normalisation is for beginners and try to write it in such a way a novice will at least understand the key principles.

Create an RSS Feed with PHP

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 25-11-2009

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RSS feeds are a great way to syndicate important information, your recent blogs or your wares, so check out our simple PHP code after the jump!

Distance Between Postcodes in Good Olde British Miles and PHP

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 20-11-2009

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Often you may need to calculate the rough distance between postcodes for such uses as delivery or catchment areas, here is a simple (and free) way to do just that.

Creating a Sitemap in PHP from Dynamic Data

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 18-11-2009

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Often you may have a site where a lot of the pages are created on the fly, in this case you need to make a sitemap to reflect this.