Many of site owners still don’t realize all advantages of database driven web sites and don’t use all abilities they give. So when do you need a database driven web site and how it will make your web-life better?

Like the traditional software development, the process of web site development can also be divided into different life cycle steps. This can help to format the team effectively, and the standards and procedures can be adopted to achieve maximum quality. This article explains the steps of development which can be possibly arranged as a process of web engineering. This is just a guideline to help you, to know, how a process can be done. The steps may vary from application to application. Write me your suggestions and comments on this article to Benny@macronimous.com

One of my most salient memories from when I sold real estate in Oregon for my Dad’s company was listing a property where the owners had initially tried to sell it For-Sale-By-Owner with no success. After the listing contract was signed my Dad told them, “Next time put your phone number on your sign.”

In many situations it would be useful to add images or icons to a map. A typical application is to show on a map the weather of the current day or of the next day. In this small tutorial I will show how it is possible to add generic images on a map on a gis application created with PHPMapScript of the UMN Mapserver.

Collecting names and email addresses for a newsletter doesn’t require special software, a mySQL database, or hours of work. In this article, we’ll explore how PHP can be used with standard HTML to quickly add a simple mailing list subscription to your website. We’re keeping it simple, so if you’re not a programmer and have only heard that PHP is something your webhost provides, this article is for you.