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ANIga - pimping my gallery
I was looking for a gallery plugin, and among those literally speaking hundreds of gallery extensions for the Wordpress blogging software I found ANIga, coded by Michael Naab. Though there are a few unpretty startup errors upon installing and uncatched error-notices during image-processing (Michael, did you forget do set error_reporting to E_ALL?), I’m pleased with […]
announcing beta release of cucua
After some work on reorganizing the package structure and tuning the project guidelines, Cucua has now it’s first 0.1.0 release, available in /trunk.
Of course there are still some classes missing, but if you want to have a clue on how Cucua works this is a fine place to start.
You can find the phpDocumentor created API-docs […]
using phpunit2 with eclipse
A good IDE saves a lot of time, and besides all those commercial products phpeclipse is a nice alternative.
UnitTesting has also become a valuable task to the serious PHP programmer. There is already a plugin for simpletest available to use in eclipse. Judging after the UI, it comes very close to JUnit. Unfortunately, there is […]
zend framework - it’s done when it’s done
Hooray! Zend framework has arrived!
If you haven’t heard the news yet (you should have read it by now in at least 100 of the thousands PHP developer blogs out there) I strongly recommend you to follow these steps:
Download the source
Browse the source
Read Andi Gutmans blog
Browse the source again
Subscribe to the mailing-list and post anything […]
zend announces web framework
Looks like we finally get a standardized web framework for PHP: Zend did lately announce the Collaboration Framework which hopefully lets us set up an out-of-the-box MVC app in a quick and easy way. Together with IBM Zend will also work on an IDE based on Eclipse…
I hope there will be more information on this […]