Force PHP coding standards

NetBeans Language Preferences for PHP

Following coding standards when you are writing a piece of code is a good practice. Either we are talking about a tiny or a huge project where many people gets involved, coding standards are important – especially when other people will get to read your code. Code standards ensure that any project follows the same patterns and conventions and do not inherit the habits of their developers.

Under Tutorials on September 27th, 2011 with no comments


Upgrade your WordPress theme

WordPress Theme ( Admin Screen )

A general guide on how to upgrade an old WordPress theme. Depending on how old your theme is it may include or not the features described in the article. Of course, you can follow the same guide for creating a new theme and for making sure that you have included all the necessary features.

Under Tutorials on September 23rd, 2011 with one comment


Bye, bye click button

It’s been eight months since my related post Macbook Air: do we need the click button? and Apple has just announced that removes the “click buttom” from the trackpad area in the new Macbook. In this way, Apple is providing us with 39% more space for the multi-touch gestures. You can follow the Apple MacBook [...]

Under Apple on October 14th, 2008 with one comment


Washed out colors in Photoshop (Mac OS X)

If you ever designed and sliced a website mockup in Photoshop running on Mac OS X then you probably faced this: you have prepared the slices and you have exported them but the result looks a bit washed out, especially on Windows. This is not a misfuction or a bug as many tend to believe; [...]

Under Web Design on March 21st, 2008 with 3 comments


Macbook Air: do we need the click button?

Two weeks ago Steve Jobs announced “the world’s thinnest notebook”, the Macbook Air and of course we all loved it. The one thing I admire the most on the brand new Macbook Air is its trackpad. As you may know the Macbook Air comes with an extreme trackpad where you can perform a variety of [...]

Under Reviews on January 22nd, 2008 with 3 comments


IE8 passes Acid2 test

Strange and weird, but true! I was totally surprised yesterday to read that the upcoming version of Internet Explorer has successfully passed the Acid2 Face test. As you understand, these good news allow web developers to reasonably hope that IE will soon become (hopefully, in a few months) a standards-compliant browser. Don’t get me wrong, [...]

Under Web Design on December 31st, 2007 with one comment


I am back :)

After three months of absence and inactivity I am back. Every once in a while, I need a little break almost from everything in order to refresh and organize my self as well as to take a look forward in my life. A lot of things happened during the last three months. Once again, I [...]

Under Site News on December 29th, 2007 with 2 comments


My first SMS spam message

I just received my first SMS spam message in english by “Mr. P. Chan” Att: I’m Chan from Hong Kong, I have a business proposal for you, should you be interested kindly contact me for further details partickwchank@yahoo.com.hk Regards Anyway, back to work Update: I keep getting these annoying messages from several persons around the [...]

Under Off topic on October 08th, 2007 with one comment


Money first, then credit card

My adaption process in Cyprus was smoother than I expected. After three weeks home, I feel like that I never left Cyprus despite the fact that I still get frustrated with some things. A great example of these, are ATMs which their operational mechanism has been altered recently. In fact, some ATMs provide your money [...]

Under Reviews,User Experience on October 06th, 2007 with one comment


iacons.net on CSSMania

After returning home this night I had a look at my web stats which are running on Cinnamon; an open-source web statistics engine that I am developing. According to Cinnamon, the number of visits has tripled during the last day while 7 visitors were online! Initially, I thought that my latest commits made Cinnamon acting [...]

Under Site News,Work on September 12th, 2007 with one comment


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