Posted From PHP.net /
March 4, 2010 /
Categorised in News
The PHP development team is proud to announce the immediate release of PHP
5.3.2. This is a maintenance release in the 5.3 series, which includes a
large number of bug fixes.
Security Enhancements and Fixes in PHP 5.3.2:
Improved LCG entropy. (Rasmus, Samy Kamkar)
Fixed...
Posted From PHP.net /
October 1, 2009 /
Categorised in News
On 24th and 25th of November you should not miss the lectures of the top speakers of the PHP Industry on Professional Software Development with PHP at Munich Conference Center.
10 international speakers offer you more than 20 hours of knowledge transfer in the topics "Development", "Tools &...
Two years ago I blogged about a Xinc (R.I.P?) plugin that growls each build status for any via Xinc continuously integrated project. Since I'm using PHPUnit more and more lately, especially in continuous testing sessions (sprints without hitting the continuous integration server), my dependence on a fast and more visual...
This morning I took the time to merge several changes by Manuel Piechler into my Github branch of the CodeSniffer Plugin and released a new NBM file for you to download. Here are the changes done by Manuel:
Ability to specifiy the path to CodeSniffer Binary
Automatic Detection of all the installed Coding...
I dived into the code of my new favorite IDE Netbeans these last days and came up with an extension module, which adds PHP CodeSniffer Support on a per file basis to make my life much easier. It shows warnings and errors as annotations to the Editor and marks the affected lines in yellow and red.
My Java skills being...
Licenses
First of all, be prepared to accept the terms of the agreement for the following licenses:read more
Here is a list of various articles about PHP-GTK2, recently updated:
2009-11-02 : Deploying a PHP-GTK application with NSIS, by Matthew Casperson
2009-07-07 : Beginning PHP-GTK: Signals, on Codecall.net
2009-06-29 : Beginning PHP-GTK: Creating a Simple Interface, on Codecall.net
2009-04-25 : Building PHP-GTK with Cairo Support on...
Question from one of the PHP-GTK members:
"I looked at your submission for RocketDMS on php-gtk.eu, and from the screenshots on your site, the app does not look like php-gtk at all. Is it really done in PHP-GTK ?"
Reply:
Absolutely 100%! It uses gtk 2.0 (2.10) and uses libwimp giving it a native windows look and feel. The screenshots are from Windows XP.
Mike
Rumours of PHP-GTK's death have been greatly exaggerated! The project is very much still alive, but we're waiting for PHP 5.3 to come out, and also some work needs to be done on the Cairo extension before a new release can be made. This should be completed soon. This release will come with support for GTK+ 2.14 and 2.16, Cairo, and PHP 5.3.
The next release will also include official installers for Windows and Mac OSX, and an installer script (thank you bob) for Linux.read more
Recently I have had the obligation to develop desktop applications for Windows platforms in a fast and practical, to make this happens I decided to use Glade.
The only problem is that I've been using Linux for over 4 years and 2 years since I have not developed anything under/for Windows, but nothing is...