Microsonic Development

Hello everyone,

Just an update here talking about the next big update that I have planned for you guys! But first, I’d like to remind you all of the recent “PHP Password + Salt + Encryption” Tutorial that I recently posted yesterday! It is ready for you all to go take a look. So anyone interested in that, might want to go take a look at that

Alright, back to business. So this next update will be broken up. It’s going to be HUGE! Over the next week (in any order, not necessarily how I have them posted here) you should expect extensive posts about the following to be up:

• Simple C/C++ Memory Management Tutorial
• The Importance of RSS Feed and What It Is
• Creating PHP Classes and How to Use Them Effectively
• What is CGI/Perl and How Could it be Useful
• The Basics of Working within a Linux Terminal

Like I said, I’m going to be trying to get these all ready and posted for you guys within the next week or two. Also, as arbitrary as these articles may seem, they come from all of you who have written to me asking for these things. These are among the most popular articles, so please feel free to drop me an e-mail and ask more questions that I could answer!

The e-mail is: dennis@microsonic.org

Thanks again,
Dennis M.

Benvenuti a tutti!

Oggi ho iniziato il questo blog e sarà del codice e la tutta tecnologica. Se hai ogni questioni, per piacere chiedi! Anch’io  scrivò un articolo oggi forse. Sì io sono Americano comunque non uso un traduttore – parlo l’italiano veramente!

Ciao,
Dennis M.

Welcome everyone to the new site!

I have begun a new blog which will consist of a lot of different information and should be fairly often be kept updated! Within the blog, topics such as the following will be discussed.

• Coding and Programming (Of all types)
• Answers to Questions YOU send me
• Various other technological articles

I appreicate any supporters of the blog and will definitely try to keep you all as updated as possible! I should be writing many tutorials, etc. in the near future for all to enjoy.

Regards,
Dennis M.