Adrian adrian-enspired

## jquery.AT.autoXHR.js
/**
 * @package javascriptApp
 * @author Adrian Testa-Avila <AT@custom-anything.com>
 * @copyright 2012 Adrian Testa-Avila
 * @license Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported
 *   <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/>
 */

/**
 * jQuery plugin: AT.autoXHR

## mVc.php
<?php
/*
Not trying to be a complete MVC implementation, obviously,
  just a good, easy-to-implement introduction for the average PHP coder/hobbyist.
It WILL make your scripts BETTER!  :)

The basic rule is "PHP-FIRST":
  meaning, don't end php ?>, do some html, and then start <?php again.
PHP doesn't *actually* work this way,
  (you can't "start," "stop," and "start again": breaking into HTML is pretty much the same as echo'ing it)

## bitmask.php
<?php
/**
 * models a bitfield and provides manipulation & comparison methods.
 *
 * @author Adrian Testa-Avila <AT@custom-anything.com>
 * @copyright 2012
 * @license MIT License [http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT]
 */
class Bitfield{

## twitter_user.php
<?php
/**
 * wraps info returned from twitter's "sign in with twitter" API.
 * add additional methods/properties as desired and use as a user class.
 *
 * @author Adrian Testa-Avila <github@custom-anything.com>
 * @copyright 2013 Adrian Testa-Avila
 * @license    creative commons attribution-sharealike
 *             http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
 *

## die.php
<?php

die();  # WHY WONT IT

## css-tricks_chrisburton_readability_DB.php
<?php
// you can't just get this as JSON in the first place, can you ...?
$xml = simplexml_load_file( "http://readability.com/christopherburton/latest/feed" );
$json = json_encode( $xml );
$array = json_decode( $json,TRUE );
$items = $array['channel']['item'];

// we're doing this now so we can sanitize the data without requiring a second loop
// (substitute your actual DB credentials)
$DB = new mysqli( DB_HOST,DB_USER,DB_PASS,DB_NAME );

## DaGhostman-Dimitrov.php
<?php

/*
You don't need ReflectionClass at all - just make an interface for your classes to follow.
Define all the methods that you require of your classes for this situation.
*/

interface iA{
    // (modified init signature to include args you pass in your example)
    public function init( $request,$response );

## is.php
<?php

/**
 * performs validation on a variable, returning the variable's value on success.
 *
 * @author    Adrian <adrian@enspi.red>
 * @copyright 2013
 * @since     2014-08-21  allows a validator callback
 * @license   MIT <http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT>
 *

## <3.php
<?= strip_tags('I <3 WordPress') ?>

## post-defaults-concept.php
<?php

// I first saw this on freenode/##php, from Viper-7.

// first, make an array with ALL of the field names you expect, and default values for each.
// keys are field names; values are field defaults.
$defaults = [
  "field1" => "default value",
  "field2" => "", // ← default is empty string
  "field3" => null // ← no default value
	/**
	* @package javascriptApp
	* @author Adrian Testa-Avila <AT@custom-anything.com>
	* @copyright 2012 Adrian Testa-Avila
	* @license Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported
	* <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/>
	*/

	/**
	* jQuery plugin: AT.autoXHR
	<?php
	/*
	Not trying to be a complete MVC implementation, obviously,
	just a good, easy-to-implement introduction for the average PHP coder/hobbyist.
	It WILL make your scripts BETTER! :)

	The basic rule is "PHP-FIRST":
	meaning, don't end php ?>, do some html, and then start <?php again.
	PHP doesn't actually work this way,
	(you can't "start," "stop," and "start again": breaking into HTML is pretty much the same as echo'ing it)
	<?php
	/**
	* models a bitfield and provides manipulation & comparison methods.
	*
	* @author Adrian Testa-Avila <AT@custom-anything.com>
	* @copyright 2012
	* @license MIT License [http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT]
	*/
	class Bitfield{
	<?php
	/**
	* wraps info returned from twitter's "sign in with twitter" API.
	* add additional methods/properties as desired and use as a user class.
	*
	* @author Adrian Testa-Avila <github@custom-anything.com>
	* @copyright 2013 Adrian Testa-Avila
	* @license creative commons attribution-sharealike
	* http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
	*
	<?php
	// you can't just get this as JSON in the first place, can you ...?
	$xml = simplexml_load_file( "http://readability.com/christopherburton/latest/feed" );
	$json = json_encode( $xml );
	$array = json_decode( $json,TRUE );
	$items = $array['channel']['item'];

	// we're doing this now so we can sanitize the data without requiring a second loop
	// (substitute your actual DB credentials)
	$DB = new mysqli( DB_HOST,DB_USER,DB_PASS,DB_NAME );
	<?php

	/*
	You don't need ReflectionClass at all - just make an interface for your classes to follow.
	Define all the methods that you require of your classes for this situation.
	*/

	interface iA{
	// (modified init signature to include args you pass in your example)
	public function init( $request,$response );
	<?php

	/**
	* performs validation on a variable, returning the variable's value on success.
	*
	* @author Adrian <adrian@enspi.red>
	* @copyright 2013
	* @since 2014-08-21 allows a validator callback
	* @license MIT <http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT>
	*
	<?php

	// I first saw this on freenode/##php, from Viper-7.

	// first, make an array with ALL of the field names you expect, and default values for each.
	// keys are field names; values are field defaults.
	$defaults = [
	"field1" => "default value",
	"field2" => "", // ← default is empty string
	"field3" => null // ← no default value