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How To Create a Parameterized Report with Cassandra

A quick example of reading data from the Cassandra NoSQL database using Pentaho Kettle and using that transform as the data input to Pentaho Reporting without having to stage the data. The report will be filtered by a user selectable value.

How To Write Data To Cassandra Using Pentaho Kettle

A quick example of writing data into the Cassandra NoSQL database using Pentaho Kettle.

How To Read Data From MongoDB using Pentaho Kettle

A quick example of reading data from the mongoDB NoSQL database using Pentaho Kettle.

How To Write Data To mongoDB using Pentaho Kettle

A quick example of writing data into the mongoDB NoSQL database using Pentaho Kettle.

How To Create a Parameterized Report with MongoDB using Pentaho Reporting and Kettle

A quick example of reading data from the mongoDB NoSQL database using Pentaho Kettle and using that transform as the data input to Pentaho Reporting without having to stage the data. The report will be filtered by a user selectable value.

How To Create a Report with MongoDB using Pentaho Reporting and Kettle

A quick example of reading data from the mongoDB NoSQL database using Pentaho Kettle and using that transform as the data input to Pentaho Reporting without having to stage the data.

Photoshop Tutorial: Smoke Effect

How to create a smoke effect in photoshop.

Photoshop Tutorial: Create Number Flipper

The Number Flipper tutorial was inspired by a clock application that I use on my iPad. I love the simplicity of this design. Here’s how you can create your own Number Flipper at home!

Integrate Vanilla & WordPress 3 : Using the widgets

How to integrate Vanilla WordPress plugins and widgets: Part 3 - How to use the Vanilla WordPress widgets

Integrate Vanilla & WordPress 2: Using the embed plugin

How to integrate Vanilla WordPress plugins and widgets: Part 2 - How to use the <embed> Vanilla WordPress plugin

Integrate Vanilla & WordPress 1: Install the plugins

How to integrate Vanilla Forums and WordPress plugins and widgets: Part 1 - How to install and activate the Vanilla WP plugins

Learn Drupal: Masquerade Module

The Drupal Masquerade module is an excellent tool for testing all kinds of settings within your Drupal site. The module allows you to easily switch between any other user and limit this capability to a group of users covered by a certain role. The catch, however, is to be certain you know what is happening with each role and user who has access to the powerful module. With one wrong setting, you can provide access to your whole Drupal site as if that person was the super user. In this video, I walk through the various settings and the process of testing the Drupal Masquerade module in order to facilitate faster site testing and also use it for support purposes.

Learn Drupal: Use Drupal email to send notifications to users

If you're seeking a solution to have Drupal email your users, then one of the best methods for doing this is the Messaging and Notifications modules. You won't find one specific Drupal email module on Drupal.org because sending email is already built into Drupal. It's they way, and when email, or any other message method is used, that you need to focus on. Sending out a message via any of the above mentioned methods, plus a Drupal email is easily accomplished with these modules. It's easy, because they offer all the methods plus more. One of my own recent requirements was having Drupal email all users of a given role for one specific content type, and then also support email notifications to admin users in another role. If this is the type of solution you're seeking for your Drupal site then this video may have what you're looking for.

How to Manage User Roles on Drupal 7

Drupal 7 Roles. I'll show you a quick run through of using the Roles in drupal, they are pretty cool and allow you to have flexible content limited to certain people.

Learn CodeIgniter: Day 17 - Search Results without Query Strings

In this episode of CodeIgniter from Scratch, we will implement search features, and display the results pages without the use of query strings. You can use these methods to keep your URL's clean, and continue using the uri segments convention of the CodeIgniter framework.

Learn CodeIgniter: Day 16 - Displaying & Sorting Tabular Data

In today's video tutorial, we are going to use CodeIgniter to pull information from a database and display it in a sortable table structure. This is a quite common task, especially inside admin areas, for displaying database records. We'll be utilizing a few different utilities, such as the active records library and pagination.

Learn CodeIgniter: Day 15 - Profiling, Benchmarking & Hooks

In this 15th episode of the series, we are going to learn about three subjects: Profiling, Benchmarking and Hooks. You can use these tools to analyze your CodeIgniter applications performance, and figure out what part of the code you need to optimize. We are also going to make even further improvements to the Profiler library to suit our needs.

Learn CodeIgniter: Day 14 - Security

In this fourteenth episode of the series, our subject is 'Security.' We will go over topics such as: password encryption, message encoding/decoding, XSS filtering, output filtering, sql injection, session security, private controller methods and more.

Learn CodeIgniter: Day 13 - Extending the Framework

In today's screencast we are going to learn how to create our own helpers and libraries. We are also going to learn how to extend the existing helpers and libraries that come with CodeIgniter. At the end of the tutorial we will extend the Form Validation library to give it the ability to check for password strength.

Learn CodeIgniter: Day 12 - Shopping Cart

Today, we are going to take a look at the Shopping Cart library for CodeIgniter. This useful class allows us to add and remove items to a shopping cart, update them, and calculate prices. I will demonstrate how you can build a simple shopping cart system with the help of this library.