Setter and getter generator for PHP, JavaScript, C++ and C#
Here is an online-based setter and getter generator tool capable of generating setters and getters for multiple programming languages, including PHP, JavaScript, C++ and C#. Simply choose the language of your preference, write the property names and click the generator button. Voilà!
Hex, binary, decimal, octal and ascii converter
This is an advanced converter where you can convert between hex, binary, decimal, octal and ascii without even changing form or page. You can specify your own delimiters like colon or dashes for parsing more complex structures. You'll also have a history functionality so you can go back in case you made a mistake or want to compare the original and the new result. Read on for more information.
PageLister - Simple pagination for array collections
The PageLister is a simple to use and highly configurable PHP class for pagination based on array collections. In this article you can download the class, read documentation and change logs and look at examples.
How and when to use the singleton design pattern
Here I'll show you how to implement the singleton design pattern in PHP and C#. I also give pointers of when it's appropriate to implement the pattern.
Simple way to make your website print-friendly using CSS
You might have been thinking: it's not a big deal, who in their right mind prints websites anyway? Then suddenly at some random webproject you're saying to yourself "hey, whadda' ya know. It would be pretty sweet to be able to print the content on this site..". Well, you're in luck. I got a simple, elegant and lightweight solution for you.
Organizing articles into pages
In any kind of system where you have a lot of information, you often find yourself in a situation where you want to divide it into smaller, more user friendly pieces. Take a book for example. A book's content could very well be on one very very big sheet of paper or it could be organized into pages. The same principle goes for websites.
Handling keyboard events in JavaScript
Handling keyboard events is a cumbersome task. When the major browsers decided to implement this there were no standards to follow, so key definitions vary from browser to browser.
