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Artificial Intelligence in PHP : Creating Neural Networks

By   | on December 10th, 2011 No comments

This article at developer.com, gives first hand information about creating neural networks in PHP language. Artificial neural networks are developed mostly in high-level programming languages such as C or C++, So reading about them in PHP is a refreshing experience.

 

What are Neural Networks?

The network works similarly to the human brain: it is comprised of neurons that communicate with each other and provide valuable outputs. Although just a model — and not even close to human thinking — artificial neural networks have been used in prediction, classification, and decision-support systems, as well as in optical character recognition and many other applications.

 

Read complete article at developer.com

10 Reasons to Use Zend Framework

By   | on December 7th, 2011 No comments

Why you should use Zend Framework? This is not only an interview question, while taking structural decisions about a project, we should ask this question to ourself. This article gives good reasons why you should adopt Zend framework in your working culture and what kind of benefits you can get out from Zend Framework.

  1. Extend Classes like There’s no Tomorrow
  2. Object-oriented Goodness
  3. Use What you Need, Forget Everything Else
  4. It lets you do a Lot of Things!
  5. No Model Implementation – Choose your Own Adventure!
  6. Integrate with Whatever you Want!
  7. Guidelines and Standards
  8. All Code is Guilty Until Proven Innocent (aka Test-Driven Development)
  9. Community and Documentation
  10. Certification

 

Read in details at  10 Compelling Reasons to Use Zend Framework

PHP Interview Questions

By   | on June 22nd, 2010 No comments

Hi, I have created a page on my this blog named PHP Interview Questions on which I will compile a list of questions which I normally asks to my candidates. I am not worried about leaking my questions strategy as I know only a good person can handle my supplementary questions I asked on the spot.