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Content Mangement Systems where the user just manages content?

The goal of any Content Managements System (CMS) should be to allow the content managers to create as many pages as they like without deviating from the original website design. Much of this can be done with carefully planned out cascading style sheets (css) and…

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Install PHP 5.2 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.6

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.6 ships with PHP 5.1, and also makes PHP 5.3 available. PHP 5.1 is the default, and the server will never update from 5.1 to 5.3 without being explicitly configured to do so. But you may notice that glaring hole where…

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XML encoding (utf-8, ascii)

XML is a markup language similar to HTML. It was designed to transport data. Once data has been enoded, it can be easily read by many different systems. As a result, it is widely used in web services to transfer data. Recently, I was working…

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ffmepg and html5 Video – Avoiding Flash Technology

As indicated by Saimon, a lot of people have wondered how they could use ffmpeg to produce videos that can leverage the use of the html5 tag <video>. The objective is to avoid the use of the Flash technology. In order to achieve this objective,…

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Ignoring Files in Subversion – The Easy Way

I always have an extremely challenging time trying to ignore files in a Subversion repository. It must be that I just don't get it. To me, there should only be one parameter for ignoring a file, the file itself.  That's not how SVN properties work,…

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