expression engine

In a presentation about Ruby 1.9.3, Yuki Sonoda notes that Ruby 1.8 has "no future" and its "end of life" is being discussed pretty seriously. Ruby 1.8 is becoming history, but what's t

Leonid Mamchenkov has a quick new post to his blog sharing a regular expression that can be used to check that a string contains only English or Latin characters (no Unicode allowed).

On the SitePoint Design & Layout blog today Raena Jackson Armitage takes a look at the latest version of a tool that's useful to all web developers - Microsoft's Expression Web 3.

She mostly looks at the features of the software, but touches briefly on the PHP support near the end.

With some of the recent announcements about the future of CodeIgniter and Expression Engine opinions have been coming out all over including this one from Elliot Haughin about a potential change in the Expression Engine market.

OCR combined with a powerful approximate regular expression engine can capture and search data from text on images that would otherwise be lost.

Even in today’s digital age, many companies still rely on paper documents. In order to bridge the gap, Optical Character Recognition (OCR) captures the data on those paper documents and brings that data into the digital workspace.

OCR technology is very useful in a number of different instances and you can create solutions that are even more powerful by adding regular expression search with approximate matching to the OCR technology.