BrowserID was released a few months ago and is a new way to sign in to websites or web applications that doesn't require you to give your password each time you want to login. It doesn't even require you to register as such on each website. In that way, it is very similar to openId, but without the usability issues.

En este post, vemos lo facil que es implementar browserID para vuestra applicacion web, lo que permitira a vuestros usuarios conectarse sin tener que introducir ninguna contraseña, y a vuestros desarrolladores concentrarse en cosas mas importantes que contraseñas olvidadas

Codeigniter is a great framework – I use it exclusively because of it’s flexibility and relative ‘lightness’ – but what use is a framework without libraries to extend its usefulness? (well, not much use, naturally.) Here is my personal list of codeigniter libraries I would struggle to live without.

Whether you want to test changes to your copy, HTML, CSS, javascript, or test completely different designs, phpA/B offers a way to do it.

Esta clase PHP le permite hacer pruebas A/B para su web. Su buena integración con Google Analytics permite ver los resultados y elegir la mejor variación

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HMVC helps developing modular apps in a very convenient way. All the things work simply fine just like a clean CI installation. There’re 1 or two exceptions which i have found. One is the callback of Form_validation class. If we are making some forms like registration we check emails and usernames and we do it in the form validation class using callbacks. If we look at the basic callback structure when validating forms from CI documentation, it appears like.

Esto me ha vuelto loco durante cerca de dos horas, pero Mahbub tiene la solucion

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