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Jotlab

http://www.jotlab.com

Jotlab features in depth php and mysql tutorials aimed at beginners to advanced.

• Added on: May 14th, 2008
• Country: Australia
• Language: English

• Author: VoiDeT
• Listed in: Internet Web Development
• Tags: php MySQL jokes tutorials funnies

Recent Posts

• My Cool New iPhone Theme

  Posted on Thursday December 3rd, 2009 at 06:53 in apple, technology, hack, iphone, theme, winterboard, blackra1n

  I finally got around to jailbreaking my iPhone. Although blackra1n requires that my iPhone be tethered and re-jailbroken after each boot, it still allows me to get access to a heap of apps previously impossible to load up, plus this awesome theme c...

• Zen Coding

  Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 17:04 in programming, html, generation, coding, shortcuts, textmate

  Zen Coding v0.5 from Sergey Chikuyonok on Vimeo. ...

• Agile Web Development with Rails – 3rd Edition

  Posted on Monday November 16th, 2009 at 21:18 in books, ruby, web, ruby on rails, development, rails, agile

  Yes i’m a book addict! ...

• How to use FileMerge with Git as a Diff Tool on OSX

  Posted on Monday November 16th, 2009 at 01:38 in programming, Management, files, difference, git, vcs, filemerge, opendiff

  As I’m migrating from Subversion brainwaves I’ve been slowly adapting my workflow into Git’s. Problem was i was finding it hard to double check changes in my working folder to that of what was previously committed. In other words I ...

• JotPad – TextMate Theme

  Posted on Monday November 9th, 2009 at 21:23 in programming, technology, code, theme, text, mate, font, colours, textmate, programmig

  Recently i started playing with TextMate because of all the hype and the billions of shortcuts it has. This was a big shift from the editor Coda.app on the Mac. Immediately i was taken by the ability to have themes! So i decided to create one myself...

• Installing Ruby on Rails + MySQL + Imagemagick + Nginx + Passenger With Macports OSX

  Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 21:04 in Software, MySQL, ruby, tutorial, ruby on rails, guide, rails, passenger, nginx, macports, imagemagick

  This was one epic battle for me when i tried to get rails going with Lighttpd. But with that said, i have been spending quite sometime on just getting my development environment up and running on an environment similar to how i would deploy the app. ...

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