Archive for October, 2009

PEAR Packages: Captcha on PHP

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

At gotext.org, we are asking why don’t we have a Contact Form for users so I decided (after some Bluesman asks :p) to coded it… My first thought was “Oh, I need to work with CAPTCHAS“… But the problem was solved more easier than what I thought!

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Remembering the Past… my first Topsites script on PHP

Sunday, October 25th, 2009

Time ago, being more accurate I used to love PHP… It was the first language that I could do everything that I want… In a nasty way, but it was what I thought that would be the best!

So this time, checking folders I found out my best script of my beginings… Or what I thought that was a nice script hehe

Do you know how they work? You can add your website, put a button on your website (that will tell you your position at the rank) and list the best websites on a page.

Those times, I used to hate MySQL… Why? I still don’t know! So I used to save everything on flat text files. In the rar file you can find also the migrated version to MySQL because I had some problems with erasing content of flat files for concurrency things that I didn’t know that they exists hehe

This script was used on a website about Anime: Animeki, that a friend of mine had… And I don’t know anything about anime but I do know about coding, so I helped that way. Why I tell you that? Because on the code you can see some animeki codes.

Sources, here

Well… That’s all folks!

goText: going Social!

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

Hi people, so long since my last post… Sorry, I was my birthday and I has been busy with parties… This time, I want to talk our news at goTextBluesman has been working a lot with Social Networks: adding support for Twitter and Facebook!

I has worked a little bit to include my put my hand on their scripts and I has created a handler, that is available from gotext.org.

Please take a look, and I really suggest to start using them to update your status on facebook and twitter! :D

More Info:

AccelerateMe: How does acceleration works?

Monday, October 5th, 2009

A week ago, I was very confuse about how does the accelerometer works… So I decide to implement a nice, simple and fast PyS60 app to understand how does it works.

The result was a working and decent app, that shows three bars: x-axis, y-axis and z-axis. When you move the cellphone they react and you can see how does they change!

The source code can be downloaded from here