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      <title>Dynamic delegation in PHP</title>
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      <description>While working on Pixelframe I devised 2 methods to dynamically delegate tasks to appropriate functions. These methods may already be known and used but these are mine and I thought it would be good to post them. These are particularly useful for handling requests where you call a certain function/script based on one parameter ( say &#39;action&#39; ) and pass the rest of the parameters to the function /script. So here goes.</description>
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      <title>Introducing Pixelframe</title>
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      <description>In Trac(k)ing I mentioned the &#34;secret project&#34; I was working on. Well I have decided its time to let the world know what it is, even though its not finished yet.&#xA;Its called Pixelframe.&#xA;Pixelframe is meant to be a lightweight image gallery. It uses PHP for the backend and my custom javascript toolkit ( called Juice ) for frontend effects and ajax requests. Juice will also be released seperately once it is done.</description>
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