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PHP Tutorials, Help and Information & Blog Archive & PHP Input and Output Com…: Aug 18, 9:25pm 0 review php, tutorial
http://phptuts.net/?p=12

Review: Interspire Offers Inspiring Storefront Solution: Aug 11, 8:17pm 0 review business, internet, php, ecommerce, ebusiness
http://www.ecommerce-guide.com/resources/product_reviews/article.php/3764476

Digg - MyBB 1.4 Released - Free Forum Software: Aug 3, 6:46pm 0 review software, internet, php, free, forum
http://digg.com/software/MyBB_1_4_Released_Free_Forum_Software

Introduction to PHP 5: Jul 31, 9:11pm 0 review php
http://www.phpwest.com/articles/56/Basics/Introduction_to_PHP_5.html

PHP Echo Vs Print - Learn PHP Online: Jul 24, 6:16am 20 reviews php
http://www.learnphponline.com/php-basics/php-echo-vs-print

Three Quick Tips To Make Your PHP Understandable: Jul 21, 2:47pm 7 reviews php
http://devzone.zend.com/article/3592-Three-Quick-Tips-To-Make-Your-PHP-Unders...; I wanted to post a comment on the page but their login system was down :S Anyway, NEVER EVER use sprintf(). Its fucking evil. Code may "look" cleaner, but its not. Its a nightmare to edit, especially if you're using much longer queries with more replacements. It gets hard to keep track of everything. Also, its TWICE AS SLOW as normal string concatenation. If you need to "clean your code" (I don't see what's unclean or unreadable about normal concatenation) use this method: $line = 'select * from blah '; $line .= 'where blah='. $sanatizedVar; $line .= ' limit 23'; WOW, so much cleaner!! :D