A different sort of injection attack, but one I’m noting here mostly as a reminder to myself that just because something’s not going into a database, doesn’t mean I shouldn’t be careful. Email Injection Attacks.
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Mint. Not currently able to deal with Windows/IIS based stuff, but if it’s any cop with Apache, it might be quite handy…
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PHP Biscuit – a MVC framework for PHP based on Rails. Definitely worth a look – might speed Londonlist up a bit?
Alternatively, there’s Cake, which seems to be along the same lines…
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Dynamically sortable lists with Javascript and CSS. Tie that all up with a little AJAX goodness, and suddenly ordering items is much much easier….
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PHP based feed aggregator. For when I want to get my meta-site set up.
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I’ve been after a web based calendar tool that I’d be able to sync with my PDA for a while now. I think I might have found it.
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With any luck, this’ll come in handy at work soon: configuring PHP5 to run on IIS6.
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An article in defense of PHP’s security track record, mostly as reminder to learn a bit more about PHP’s treat_data and PHP5’s input_filter tools.
An article on PHP and iCal/vCal events – I can’t seem to find anything that’ll let me hook my PDA caledar up to a web-based one, so I may have to roll my own.
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But until I do: I very much like the idea of this here linknotes plugin for longer articles.
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Time saver: try Pixelpost for a photoblog/gallery manager for the new version of electricana.
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