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The Develop rock-solid code in PHP series is about solving practical real-life problems in medium- to large-scale applications. With a sharp focus on new features available in PHP 4, the articles shed light on numerous tips and tricks that make life easier. Inside, you will find plenty of examples and techniques to learn, with lots of sample code. In this first article, PHP veteran Amol Hatwar gives a higher perspective for designing and writing bug-free, maintainable code for medium- to large-scale Web applications.
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Variables and functions are essential features of any computer language. With variables, you can abstract data; with functions, you can abstract several lines of code. As Bruce Eckel puts it in his book Thinking in C++, all programming languages provide abstractions. Assembly language is a small abstraction of the underlying machine. Many so-called imperative languages that followed (such as Fortran, BASIC, and C) are abstractions of assembly language.
The complexity of the problems you are able to solve is directly related to the kind and quality of abstraction your programming language provides. Understanding how PHP handles variables and functions will help you use them effectively.
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mod_gzip is an Apache module which compresses static html pages using Gzip, according to IETF standards for browsers that accept gzip enconding (IE, Netscape, etc). mod_gzip may accelerate the download time for pages 4/5 times and I strongly suggest you use mod_gzip in your webserver. However, due to a lack of a filtering mechanism between modules in Apache 1.x.x, there is no way to compress PHP generated output using mod_gzip. Therefore, we have to build our own compressing engine in PHP. In this article, I will explain how to use PHP output controlling functions to make your pages load FAST!
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