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So, you’re considering using PHP for a project, but aren’t sure where to start, or maybe even why you should use it? Perhaps you’ve heard all the horror stories about PHP being spaghetti code, bad for your health or that it’ll run slow as molasses. Don’t believe them! It’s not as bad as you think, and with the right approach, can be quite fun (and productive). Honest! Don’t believe me? Read on...
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In last issue's article about CodeIgniter, Menachem took a first look at this tool and how to build simple applications with it. In this installment, Menachem looks further into CodeIgniter and show how easily it can be used to build large-scale applications with the features that any good application should have.
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In this article, Menachem Bazian demonstrates how to create a robust web application using PHP and the CodeIgniter framework to solve a practical problem: tracking user login and logout events on a network. He explains the development process, from designing a simple logging database and capturing events with a Visual Basic script, to building a user-friendly web interface with CodeIgniter’s MVC structure. Menachem emphasizes CodeIgniter’s ease of use, built-in features,...See More

