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Thursday, September 19, 2013

Learn Why You Need To Hire a PHP Programmer India



In india you get all the flexibility of working with freelancers plus the reassurance of working with an established company and enjoying the quality service. It is a very good idea to hire PHP programmer from India, especially for SMEs that are planning to get started with automation for their company. Indian developers provide solutions that are compliant with all global standards and cost-effective too.

  • The PHP developer India that you select for your project will be completely dedicated to your project and you can treat him as a virtual extension of your team. You will be able to keep in touch with your programmer through email, phone, IM, online meetings, video conferences, etc so that you're constantly on top of your project. With these dedicated hiring services you won't have to wait to create a contract, it's almost instant, so that you can start immediately. It's like a no-hassles freelancing platform, only it's better.

  • Offshore companies in India work according to several models. The fixed contract based projects being traditionally most popular. Recently, several companies have come up with the dedicated hiring model, which is an extremely convenient model for SMEs with short-term development projects. This model allows you hire PHP programmer on full-time, part-time, or hourly basis. There are several benefits of the dedicated hiring model, but the best part is you really do not pay for the infrastructural costs incurred by the offshore company. All companies that work according to the hire PHP programmer model allow you to browse through the profiles of the engineers in their team. You can select a PHP programmer India for your project and continue to work with him, paying only for the engineer's time.

  • One of the groundbreaking achievements in the field was the initiation of the PHP programming platform. PHP offers an innovative solution for the creation of dynamic web pages and web applications allowing both client side and server side scripting. PHP has simplified the process for development of CRM and ERP applications and made it easy for SMEs to get involved in such projects. A large chunk of the development work that is outsourced to India today is PHP based. India offers some of the most efficient PHP development services available. Companies in India have built on a rich knowledge base that has been created with more than a decade of experience in the field.

  • Back in the 1990s a generation of Indian programmers, who had earned the trust of their American employers suggested to them a better and more cost-effective way of conducting development projects. That is how it all started and within a decade India had become a pioneering location for all outsourcing work in the application development field. And, for a large number of companies around the world outsourcing became the answer to all their problems. A number of projects that were considered financially unviable previously suddenly became sustainable and the decade saw an increased amount of development work being taken up by companies. Newer innovations were achieved and the field of application development grew by leaps of bounds.



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Friday, July 27, 2012

Zend Expands PHP Development and Deployment

Zend Expands PHP Development and Deployment

Because the new Zend Studio is based on Eclipse, developers can now leverage the full Eclipse ecosystem of plug-ins to further expand the capabilities of the IDE.

While Zend is pushing its new Eclipse-based IDE, it's not abandoning its non-Eclipse Zend Studio 5.5 customers. Zend has not officially set an end-of-life date yet for the non-Eclipse Zend Studio and has pledged to keep it current for minor fixes in a maintenance mode.

"I think right now we have a very solid story for business-critical applications," Gutmans said. "What we're seeing today at Zend is that it's changing the way we work with customers," he added. According to Gutmans, the company set out on this path two years when it began working with Eclipse and Framework. "It's a strategy we've been seeing the benefit of," Gutmans noted.


Develop faster
Tracking, installing, and configuring PHP libraries and drivers is a development time sink – you should be spending your time writing code, not diagnosing environment differences among your team and between development and production. Using a consistent, supported, and up-to-date PHP stack makes your life easier; and even better when that PHP stack comes with PHP caching APIs and Zend Framework built in.


Open Source PHP Development Tools

The Eclipse PHP Development Tools project (PDT) is the #1 open source PHP Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It has rapidly grown to be one of the most highly downloaded Eclipse projects. PDT provides an entry level IDE for with the basic code editing capabilities you need to get started with PHP development. PDT provides:
Basic PHP Editing with syntax highlighting and coloring
PHP code completion, code templates, auto-formatting
Basic JavaScript Editing with syntax highlighting and coloring
Basic HTML Editing with syntax highlighting and coloring
Local and Remote Debugging support for XDebug and the Zend Debugger

PDT is the foundation of Zend Studio expands the #1 commercial PHP IDE. Zend Studio Extends PDT with a number of high value additional features. See how PDT and Studio compare.


Deploy rapidly and consistently

An agile development process requires an agile deployment process. Application deployment with Zend Server lets you standardize and automate your deployment, getting applications out into production faster and more reliably.

While deploying your applications, you'll have the peace of mind of knowing that your PHP stack is supported by Zend, The PHP Company. With 24x7x365 phone support, security hotfixes, and bespoke updates to PHP, Zend Server allows you to be truly confident about your PHP deployments.



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Monday, October 3, 2011

Using regular expressions to extract content - php extract texts from html content


Hello PHP Googler,

PHP provides a number of really neat regular expression functions. You can find the list of the regex function at the PHP site.

But the one that I’ve had most fun with is the preg_match_all() function which I’ve been using to do content extraction from an HTML page.

I’m not going to explain what Regular Expression (regex) is in this post. There are whole books on just this one topic along; I would be crazy to think I can explain it all in just a few paragraphs. But in order for you to understand how to use the regex functions you need to have a basic understanding of regular expressions.

If you think back to your childhood days, you would remember a toy that you can match holes with shapes with the corresponding blocks – like the picture here. Well, regular expressions is very much like that toy, but instead you have define your own ’shape’ (or pattern as it’s known) and apply your content to it. Any text that matches the pattern will ‘fall’ through it.

Let’s say you have a block of text like below and you want to extract out the all links from, you can use preg_match_all to do just that.

 
$content = "He's goin' everywhere, <a href=\"http://www.bjmckay.com\">B.J. McKay</a> and his best friend Bear. Rollin' down to <a href=\"http://www.dallas.net\">Dallas</a>, who's providin' my palace, off to New Orleans or who knows where." 
The pattern you want to look for would be the link anchor pattern, like <a href=”(something)”>(something)</a>. 
The actual regular expression might look something like Once you have your pattern you apply the $content and $regex_pattern to preg_match_all() like this
$regex_pattern = "/<a href=\"(.*)\">(.*)<\/a>/";


Once you have your pattern you apply the $content and $regex_pattern to preg_match_all() like this
preg_match_all($regex_pattern,$content,$matches); print_r($matches);
preg_match_all will store all the matches into the array $matches, so if you output the array,
you’ll see something like this.

Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => <a href="http://www.bjmckay.com">B.J. McKay</a> [1] => <a href="http://www.dallas.net">Dallas</a> ) [1] => Array ( [0] => http://www.bjmckay.com [1] => http://www.dallas.net ) [2] => Array ( [0] => B.J. McKay [1] => Dallas ) )



From this array, $matches, you should be able to loop through and get the information you need.

I hope this has been useful to you. I know it doesn’t cover all the things this function can do, but for first-timers, it should be a simple look at a very powerful PHP function.

Incidently, PHP also provides the function preg_match(). The difference is preg_match() only matches a single instance of the pattern, whereas preg_match_all() tries to find all matching instances within the content.

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