Mariz Melo

@spencerwi you are right, here is what I found for Ubuntu:

http://jetpackweb.com/blog/2009/09/23/pbcopy-in-ubuntu-command-line-clipboard/

Sometimes you want that to happen (alert boxes, prompts etc).
For SEO just use:
visibility: hidden;

@jubianchi sure, I will give a try again.

@jubianchi I've starred phpswitch too, but I found phpbrew to be more intuitive. Thanks.

@dmedvinsky thanks ;)

@timpietrusky you're right, thanks for the service :)

You should had checked http://fontello.com first

Rebound with pure HTML and simple CSS (sorry I don't have the correct font)
http://jsbin.com/uviqub/1

@newsociallife 0.0.0.0 is equal to 127.0.0.1. You can write like this too:
php -S localhost:8080
Also the port 80 sometimes is not allowed to be used by localhost (127.0.0.1) web servers if you are not root on the machine. That is why you should use another port.

Just work on PHP 5.4+

php -S 0.0.0.0:8080

ATTENTION: This server is not made to be used in production. In addition has some problems when used with Javascript/JSON. Also problems with MIME types.

Thanks. Rebound using bootstrap:
http://jsfiddle.net/jmarizfiddle/FvPAE/3/

Thank you guys. @fuadsaud I've modified to simulate "methods" now.

Thanks @vimrocks

@n0pe_net I didn't created the website, just sharing with everyone ;)

Macmini/mbpro powered? I thought was a treadmill before the complete load :P

I see the following problems with tables:
1. The browser will render a table only after reach the end of the </table> tag (this does not occurs with css, render time efficiency);
2. Ugly. Tables are not meant to build layouts;
3. Mistakes, they will happen when using tables for layouts.

Use tables to show data, not to render layouts for web pages.

+1 for the other guides...

@dlion ok. I will fork the repository and make it in bash too. Thanks.

@shawncplus isn't this for debug mode? I am running in production and don't wanna see the console.log messages from other developers.

@shawncplus I agree for client-side code, but on my NodeJS code this is really useful.

@emilnordh I was thinking the same thing. Thanks for trying out.

Maybe I was unfair with the PHP website, but only because I want them to be better. I've been a PHP developer for as long as you and the website look the same as the one when I first started back in 1998.
Dochub provides a better interface and search engine with ajax (including REST based search), and is not only about PHP ;)

Let's see:

1. Ajax search engine
2. Clean interface (can ben better)
3. Rest search (try http://dochub.io/#php/explode)
4. HTML, CSS, JavaScript, DOM, JQuery, PHP, and Python on the same page

Happy hacking!

Thanks @koraktor

@tea_time thanks. I was looking for something like this one. I still think that it can be improved, make more user friendly, but is a great start anyway :)

@avenger7x thanks I will correct that.

Thanks for point that out @deleteman