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Just another techie.
 | Folks, We already know about CodeIgniter and its enormous capabilities as a PHP framework, this very site being a testament of it. But what about an even smaller micro-framework for PHP? Something along the lines of Flask or Bottle? Something you can use to develop things like REST API, prototyping …  |
 | There are many good recommendations in this thread but the long term solution here is to simply switch to Android. It's a more free platform and ecosystem where apps are available in the Google Play Store for almost everything. And if you want your own custom solution, you can even … |
| | Greetings Folks! I had signed up on Daniweb many years ago but never bothered to seriously post until now. Only when the "social networks" of the world like Reddit and Quora and Twitter started disappointing me beyond the usual excruciating limits did I decide to explore some other programming forums … |
| | Glad to know that Daniweb uses CodeIgniter! It's a very minimal but robust framework and has all the bells and whistles which other so called "modern" frameworks keep talking about. I myself use CI3 for most of my freelance projects. For database interaction, I usually don't use the CI models, … |
 | There are several like Quickbooks, Freshbooks, etc. as others have said. Specifically in the Indian context, I think Tally and Zoho Books are two popular apps which are known to work. Then there are web-based ERPs offered by various vendors which take care of several modules like Inventory, HR and … |
 | I've had pretty decent experience with [xhtml2pdf](https://xhtml2pdf.readthedocs.io/). The best part about this PDF library is that you don't have to worry about the low level nitty-gritty of PDF creation, you can simply generate a PDF from your HTML formatted content. |
| | > if username = "Cust_Name" and if password = "Cust_Pass" > then msgbox" you are logged in" > else > msgbox"login error" This part is syntactically wrong. It should be something like this: if (username=="Cust_Name" && password=="Cust_Pass") { MessageBox.Show("You are logged in"); } else { MessageBox.Show("Error"); } |
| | I have written a simple and minimalist HTTP proxy server that runs on command line. In the Start() method, a TcpListener blocks until it gets a client request and creates a new thread (ThreadHandleClient method) that processes this client, fetches its url and relays data. The trouble is in the … |