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1. Development Background

Updated on: 2015-05-11

Posted on: 2015-05-11

Blog: PHP Plugin System package blog
Package: PHP Plugin System

The concept behind the development of a plugin package

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1. Requirements Needed To Obtain Maixumum Functionalty

Updated on: 2015-04-13

Posted on: 2015-04-13

Blog: PHP Sentence Parser package blog
Package: PHP Sentence Parser

The package 'PHP Sentence Parser' requires a text file called pos-list.txt, due to the file restriction capability of the php classes site, the file was not uploaded.

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7. How to Check if an OAuth Token is Valid?

Updated on: 2015-03-09

Posted on: 2015-03-09

Blog: PHP OAuth Library package blog
Package: PHP OAuth Library

Some Web applications need to show different information to users depending on whether they have authorized API access using OAuth and if the access token is still valid, like for instance showing a login button or not. Read this article to learn about solutions for this problem.

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1. PDO is abstracted!

Updated on: 2015-01-26

Posted on: 2015-01-26

Blog: PDO Database Abstraction Layer package blog
Package: PDO Database Abstraction Layer

The idea is to abstract PDO itself. Developers do not need to know about if the implementation uses either PDO or some other PHP database access code.

Read this article to learn more how it works.

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1. Why Xmas Gift

Updated on: 2015-01-03

Posted on: 2015-01-03

Blog: Christmas Gift package blog
Package: Christmas Gift

This class implements an algorithm to decide whether to buy a gift at Christmas, I was inspired to create this code in the flowchart can be seen in http://magazine.good.is/articles/should-i-buy-this-flowchart.

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1. Operating instructions

Updated on: 2014-12-19

Posted on: 2014-12-19

Blog: PHP i81n package blog
Package: PHP i81n

This article provides basic instructions for using PHP i81n class, to translate websites and systems developed in PHP.

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6. OAuth Pin Based Authorization for Twitter, LinkedIn, Imgur and Others

Updated on: 2015-01-18

Posted on: 2014-11-25

Blog: PHP OAuth Library package blog
Package: PHP OAuth Library

Some applications need to access OAuth based APIs but since they are not based on regular Web browsers, they need to need to use an alternative method to obtain the user authorization.

Pin based authorization is a method used for instance by applications based on the command line, desktop applications, embedded systems, game consoles, and certain types of mobile apps.

Read this article to learn how the pin based OAuth authorization process works and how can you implement it in your applications using the PHP OAuth API class.

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1. ...as a generic buffering tool

Updated on: 2014-11-24

Posted on: 2014-11-24

Blog: Item Cache package blog
Package: Item Cache

Using itemcache to speed up writes

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5. 4 Ways to Access an API using OAuth Without User Interaction - OAuth2 Automatic Login with Facebook, Google or Any Other API

Updated on: 2017-04-26

Posted on: 2014-11-10

Blog: PHP OAuth Library package blog
Package: PHP OAuth Library

OAuth is a protocol used to access APIs on behalf of an user but the user does not need to be present when the API is accessed.

There are even ways that allow applications to access APIs using tokens obtained without any user intervention, thus allowing greater application automation.

Read this article to learn about several ways to access a OAuth based API without the user presence to access OAuth2 based APIs like Facebook, Google, Google Drive, Gmail, Blogger Blogspot, Twitter, Magento, Salesforce, etc...

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