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Stephen Cross - The PHP Man

Welcome to Scross.co.uk, home of PHP developer Stephen Cross, where you can find loads of useful php tutorials, teaching both newcomers and experienced coders.

I am also developing some open source php applications, helping you to set up your own personal websites and php web applications. Whatever you’re looking for, I’m sure you’ll be able to find it using the links on the left hand side. I’ve also placed the two icons of my current projects on the left hand side so you can quickly fly off to their individual websites.

As well as providing these applications and tutorials to benefit the community I am here to help anyone who has problems with php. I can also give some help with MySql, html, xhtml, css, xml and other web technologies so just head off to my contact form and send me a message.

You may have thought “why scross? what does it mean?”. Well, it’s probably simpler than you think, the starting S comes from Stephen and then the rest comes from my surname Cross, which makes it quite a personal site (well, unless you found another Stephen Cross).

Even though this is a personal site its purpose is not to talk about me but provide you with resources generally related to php. If you’re interested to know about my experience with php and the programming world just go and have a look at the about section .

Recent Entries

Project Thoughts

Firstly, I’d like to show you my demo of FSQL (my SQL parser) in action: FSQL Demo Just type your query and it will break it down into parts and tell you exactly what communication goes on between FSQL and the application using it. If you encounter anything that could be…Read More

Expanding my capabilities

Well I haven’t posted in a while, so I thought I’d give information on everything that has happened. Anyway, one of the things I’ve been doing recently is composing lots of music for people to use in their games and you can see some of it in the music section…Read More

GaLiv Music 3

This piece is slightly different from the first and second GaLiv music tracks, because the spec was to create a quiet piece that somehow felt linked to space, and I made sure to really show this difference. The first thing I did was set the reverb to its most extreme…Read More

Creepy

I composed this in response to a request for a creepy music track that remained quiet thoughout. I feel the piece fits the criteria quite nicely and the different sounds I use are what I would call creepy. The cello pizzicato at the start is supposed to represent footsteps, but…Read More