Often we need to change a meeting after it's been scheduled. Solving this requires both social engineering and lots of code. Follow along to see how I built it.

Learn how to reach behind the paywall and gather article metadata from The New York Times in our follow-up to web scraping with PHP.

Learn how to make it simple for users to add links to your website by leveraging PHP to scrape metatags such as title and description from URLs.

There are lots of critical scheduling features to build and then fit into a small responsive user interface. Learn how I lean on Bootstrap to integrate them...

As people plan meetings, it's important not just to allow time-zone customization but to make it proactive and simple. Follow our PHP and JavaScript...

Learn how to integrate common SMS services into the Meeting Planner application. Today we demonstrate basic signup, integration, and trial text messages.

With the alpha live, it was time to deepen security for the beta milestone. Follow along as I research and code additional protections in the Yii Framework.

It's time to click that butterfly icon in the bottom of your screen and explore the Yii Framework debugger, a powerful assistant once you get to know it.

Now that Meeting Planner can schedule group meetings, I decided to add a secure shareable URL to simplify broadcasting invitations.

In this Ajax followup, I'll show you how I learned to reinitialize troublesome Bootstrap widgets and leverage the Google Chrome Browser Developer tools for...

In Yii, Helpers are small, extensible modules providing useful features for common tasks such as string and image management or HTML and URL generation.

We'll look at security over several episodes, but today we'll focus primarily on locking down a web server. Join us and learn the basics of cloud-based VPS...