How to make Web Designing Easier with PHP!

[hotnoob]

ok, well i made some posts about this... so i might as well share them.

Part 1
http://phpbar.isgreat.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=42

Part 2
http://phpbar.isgreat.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=49

I wouldn't mind some feed back, because i am also working on improving...
Also, im not sure how efficient the methods are... but... if its really bad, you can always just cache the pages

[RoseKnight]

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to accomplish here.

Sure, a catch-all phrase like: "Making Web Design Easier!" may seem like a good idea, but it doesn't explain what you're doing with your individual articles.

A title of your cumulative ideas: "Making Web Design Easier with PHP By hotnoob!" and thoughtful titles of the individual articles like: "Making your pages/code easier to manage" or "dynamically styling pages using PHP!"

I also had to read through them a few times before understand the thoughts you were trying to convey.

[hotnoob]

They aren't really cumulative, it is just 1 concept of how to use php to reduce the amount of time required to develop websites...

It's such a simple concept; i'm surprised anyone could have been confused about it.

[RoseKnight]

The simplicity of your concept isn't whats at argument. It's what you're trying to convey. I learned more from reading the code about what you were trying to do rather than what you typed. And at the same time: If some one is going to read a bunch of articles all titled "Making your code better" how would one know/care what you're trying to get across so it can help them improve their own code?

It's more your writing skills at contest rather than your coding skills. It's all about how you convey how you're trying to help people.