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Sameer Borate, in the wake of having security issues with his site, has posted a hint you could use to help detect when something has changed in important files in your application by checking their hash.

Sameer Borate has a quick post to his blog today with some code that lets you read the version of a PDF document programmatically without a dependency on a PDF extension or library being installed.

Sameer Borate has posted a simple method for creating a color palette from a given image using just PHP and GD.

Sameer Borate as a new post to his blog today looking at some of the quirks he's found when dealing with the $_POST superglobal in PHP.

WordPress users that have been interested to explore some of what HTML5 has to offer should check out the latest post from Sameer Borate.

He shows how to embed a HTML5 Canvas element you can use to make a "drawable" area of your page.

You can test to see if your browser supports it by scrolling to the end of the post.

Sameer Borate has a new post to his blog looking at the idea of simulating the idea of packages that several other languages have (like Java) with similar functionality to use them.

Recently on his blog Sameer has posted a "first look" at the recently released nWire extension for Eclipse-based IDEs.

In a new post to his blog today Sameer looks at a trick or two about detecting the type of browser/client a visitor is using to view your website - one method with the superglobal and another with a helpful PEAR package.

On his blog today Sameer has a quick new tutorial looking at using the XML_Beautifier PEAR package to "pretty up" your XML documents.

Continuing on in his refactoring series (part 1 & part 2) Sameer has posted part three - a method of replacing temporary variables with calls to other methods.