21.12.2011
Ever wanted to make javascript requests to your own API but not wanted to host your own version of the API locally? Of course, if you try and make a request from http://localhost/example to http://www.youtube.com/api you will encounter issues with cross domain javascript not being allowed. This article shows you a way of making this kind of request possible.
Simply put, a transparent proxy is a something that acts as an intermediary for request between a client and another endpoint. By requesting one particular URL your proxy causing the request to be sent somewhere else.
Yep, there are a few traditional (and a few much newer) solutions to this problem. One of the most common being to run a local file written in a language such as PHP to proxy your requests and send them on via curl….For example, you may make a request passing the…
This is a topic that has been covered by a number of other websites before now, but I just wanted to add my thoughts into the mix. It’s a difficult question...How do you test and hire a developer?
I've read many guides on switching from Windows to Mac. Many of them seem to gloss over the every day differences between the two OS's. Here are some things I mostly figured out on my own a couple of years ago in the first few frustrating days of being a new Mac user. I think you may find these the most useful.
Having recently started using an agile development process at work, here is a very informal look at some of the things I like most about the process from a developers point of view. Don't expect anything too in depth though!
A look at how to utilize components of the Zend Framework within a CodeIgniter application with the aim of keeping things simple.
Phil is a Senior Web Developer, Programmer, Technical Writer and Fisherman based in London.
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