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Daniel Dumas :: Mr. Night Man

Daniel Dumas :: Mr. Night Man

http://danieldumas.com

Daniel Dumas web blog where he talk about web development, music, technology, reviews etc..

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  • We are using MySQL, help save it

    Posted on Monday December 14th, 2009 at 01:27 in MySQL

    I, Michael “Monty” Widenius, the creator of MySQL, is asking you urgently to help save MySQL from Oracle’s clutches. Without your immediate help Oracle might get to own MySQL any day now. By writing to the European Commission (EC) y...

  • at last my Wordpress blog is now updated!

    Posted on Saturday September 19th, 2009 at 10:20 in blogging

    yepeee! at last after months of being busy i have now updated my blog to the latest wordpress version (from 2.6.1 to 2.8.4) and yepeee again hehe my theme works. i thought my theme is not gonna work with the new version so im afraid to update and a...

  • Welcome me back my blog!

    Posted on Monday June 15th, 2009 at 16:51 in blogging

    weee after 2 months of no post i’m alive again hehe. .i have been very busy this past months, im still busy but i will try to post again to make this blog alive again hehe. .i will update this first to new version of wordpress so im updated.. i...

  • PHP Operators: The === Operator

    Posted on Wednesday March 4th, 2009 at 12:17 in php, php tutorials

    PHP’s === Operator enables you to compare or test variables for both equality and type. Refer below for example. <?php //define variables.. $str = '9'; $int = 9; //Returns true since both variable contains the same value.. $res = ($str==$...

  • PHP Operators : Using Comparison Operators

    Posted on Tuesday March 3rd, 2009 at 03:28 in php, php tutorials, tips and tutorials

    To compare php variables to determine whether they are the same or different.. you can use PHP Comparison Operators. See below for a list of examples.. I. Define the Variables <?php $num1 = 9; $num2 = 9; $num3 = 22; ?> A. The Less Than Oper...

  • PHP Operators: Using String Concatenation Operator

    Posted on Sunday January 18th, 2009 at 09:03 in php, php tutorials

    You can concatenate or add strings together using the PHP string concatenation operator represented by the period sign ( . ). refer to the examples below. <?php // intialize variables $username = "daniel"; $domain = "danieldumas.com"; // the va...

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