Archive for July, 2011

Data Type And Data Binding, What’s The Difference

Saturday, July 16th, 2011

Data type is the actual classification of data that is to be entered into a database. This classification usually follows one of a few forms; integer, floating-pint, or character. The integer is a whole number and has not fractional value. The floating-point is a number that has a decimal point. The character is just readable [...]

Control Your Charcters, For Better Understanding

Friday, July 15th, 2011

When we open an XML file, we see human-readable text. Thanks to Unicode, a character set used to represent nearly every character written, XML can contain virtually everything. Don’t forget about special characters and control characters, however. Don’t enter them directly into XML. Forgetting about them can make your XML unusable or even make your [...]

XML, XSL, DTD’s And Other Abbreviations I Don’t Know

Wednesday, July 13th, 2011

Abbreviations are all over the place when dealing with computers. You are probably wondering what XML, XSL, DTD and the rest of these abbreviations mean. Let’s have a quick rundown of some of them. XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language. It is a way of describing information in human-readable form. You can describe any information [...]

Watch Your Syntax, Keep It Clean

Sunday, July 10th, 2011

Many programmers take what they do very seriously. Many also enjoy what they do. But when it comes to programming for a living, nothing is more important than keeping everything clean and tidy. When most programmers do their job, the idea is to get as much work done as quickly as possible and as accurately [...]