StatsBurner v2.3

This PHP class is a wrapper for the Feedburner Awareness API. It grabs your circulation hits, views, stats and averages over a given period of time. Can be customized to grab data from certain dates, date ranges and discrete dates.

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Before PHP 5.3 was released, many programmers would suffix their classnames with the package and or module that it pertains to. For example, SessionHelper, UsersController, CommentModel, so on and so forth. But with the recent upgrade to namespaces, are these types of suffixes still required? Continue reading...
Getters and Setters are the backbone of many PHP classes (or any programming language class), as they allow you to alter and retrieve class properties during runtime. Many well thought and powerful scripts and frameworks make use of Getters and Setters, but is there a thing as too much? Or are there better and easier alternatives? Continue reading...
I am proud to present the new Databasic, version 2.0! Since I added quite a few new methods and functionality, rewrote and optimized most of the code, I felt it would be good to deem this version 2.0 instead of 1.11. The biggest new features in this version are support for multiple databases, using the create() method to create a database table, and the addition of many MySQL statement methods. Continue reading...
It seems the most recent version of my Databasic class had a few problems in it. I left some code in there (echos and comments) that was used while I was testing, and I forgot to revert it. I want to thank Tanax for sending me an email and pointing it out. To everyone else, please download the latest version (1.10.3) and be sure to email me if you find any problems. Continue reading...
I have just released a new version of my MySQL database class, Databasic. This new version fixes a few issues with binds, MySQL functions and little bugs here and there. I have also added an "takes x seconds to execute the query" to every query in debug mode, no idea why I didn't add it before! Continue reading...