Programming languages with C-style syntax all have logical operators for AND, OR, and NOT. They are &&, ||, and !, respectively. In Javascript, the way the languages determines logical operations and the values Javascript treats as true or false lead to people using the AND and OR operators for guard and default situations . Let me explain.
In PHP, objects are all dynamic. If you declare a variable for object after instantiation, it just throws it right in, no questions asked. Much friendlier than, say, Java, where you absolutely must define a variable prior to use or the JVM will smite you. PHP also lets you define extra or different instructions when using a previously unknown variable with magic functions.
PuTTY is on the utility belt of every developer. It's the most common way we speak to servers and tell them what to do. And if you ever need to command-line to more than one server, you end up with plenty of PuTTY windows open, each connected to a different server, only with an obscure, arbitrary server name or IP address to differentiate.
Enter PuTTY Connection Manager .
Recently, HTMLRemix and Drew Diller has released 2 scripts that have really helped fix some of IE6's crappy support: CSS Rounded Corners and Alpha Transparency PNGs.
Some fantastic news. I've changed development platforms to Blazonco and touched up my design.
