Notepad++ is the editor that programmers most widely use because it is fast, lightweight, and filled with tons of useful features and plugins. Recently, Notepad++ added a built-in plugin for automatic spell checking. Unfortunately, this new feature can be annoying to some as it shows a red mark under most programming language keywords, under some […]

When using The Composer dependency manager for PHP, people will occasionally experience errors when using Amazon’s EC2 service. A simple fix exists for this issue.

Filtering results with the [ON] clause and the [Where] clause using LEFT OUTER JOIN and INNER JOIN is a very powerful technique.

Snippets make coding less tedious, by allowing you to create smart shortcuts when coding that give your fingers a rest.

Learn how to set up a new project in Construct 2 to begin making your own game! This covers different platforms as well as prebuilt templates.

In many applications you will need to retrieve user entered data from a form of some sort, here are a few methods of doing so with PHP.

When writing the configuration in a Spring file, sometimes it is desirable to maintain a list of properties external to the Spring configuration. This list of properties can be edited and the updated values will be picked up by the Spring configuration. This tech-recipe will show you how it is done.

Processing forms in using JSP’s in Java is simple. Learn how to use the Java getparamter() to grab data from an HTML form

It’s important to understand PHP’s numerous built in functions for manipulating strings if you ever want to be efficient with the language. Here are two really important ones.

In order to use Apache Maven for dependency resolution and automatic resolution of transitive dependencies for software projects on a Windows machine, it is necessary to set the proper Windows Environment Variables. This setup is necessary on all modern versions of Windows, and the steps to do so are also similar for all versions.

Learn how to store multiple values in one variable via an array, with PHP

When configuring a Spring project, it is either necessary to write extensive amounts of XML configuration code or to write moderate amounts of XML configuration code and enable annotations. When annotations are enabled, Spring parses the project’s Java beans in order to find these annotations. This allows the developer to push some of the configuring […]