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Today,  BPEdit is a simple HTML/PHP/CSS/JavaScript editor to suit all of your needs. BPEdit uses Scintilla Syntax Highlighter to help you better understand your code, and you can see what you will get as you type. BPEdit- The Elegance of WYSIWYG with the fine tuning of a text editor. Version 1.0.6…
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Admin wrote: phpMyApplication helps beginner - advanced Web developers to create required tables and manage data of their Web site or Web based application (data, image, and file) in easiest and fastest way. It also allows Web developers to mix or include phpMyApplication.php with their own scripts to create more automated and…
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Admin wrote: HTML Deluxe is a Full-Featured HTML Editor. It has a built-in HTML 4.0 Reference Manual. HTML Deluxe can not only edit HTML files, but other ASCII files like Rich Text files, HTML files, PHP files, and TXT files. HTML Deluxe is easy to use. It has a convenient tool bar…
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Today,  After seeing a demo of CodeGear’s Delphi for PHP, Justin James describes his favorite features as well as the product’s drawbacks. Find out if he ultimately recommends checking it out. by Justin James
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Admin wrote: Use the “AllWebMenus Server-Side Menus API Add-in” to generate eye-catching, multi-featured, Javascript/CSS menus for your Web sites, based on any conditions/parameters you like, through database-driven data or page variables. Create either fully dynamic menus entire menu driven from database or variables or semi-dynamic menus (only particular menu items driven from…
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Admin wrote: The PHP development team is proud to announce the first alpha release (Windows binaries will appear in the next few days) of the upcoming minor version update of PHP. The new version PHP 5.3 is expected to improve stability and performance as well as add new language syntax and extensions. Several new features have already been documented in the official documentation, others are listed on the wiki in preparation of getting documented. Please also review the NEWS file.THIS IS A DEVELEOPMENT PREVIEW - DO NOT USE IT IN PRODUCTION!The purpose of this alpha release is to encourage end users to noy only actively participate in identifying bugs, but also in ensuring that all new features or necessary backwards compatibility breaks are noted in the documentation. Please report any findings to the QA mailinglist or the bug tracker.There have been a great number of other additions and improvements, but here is a short overview of the most important user visible changes:Namespaces (documentation maybe out dated)Late static binding and __callStaticLambda functions and closuresAddition of the intl, phar (phar is scheduled for some more work a head of alpha2), fileinfo and sqlite3 extensionsOptional cyclic garbage collectionOptional support for the MySQLnd replacement driver for libmysqlWindows older than Windows 2000 (Windows 98, NT4, etc.) are not supported anymore (details)New syntax features like NOWDOC, limited GOTO, short “?:” ternary syntaxSeveral under the hood changes also require in depth testing with existing applications to ensure that any backwards compatibility breaks are minimized. This is especially important for users that require the undocumented Zend engine multibyte support.The current release plan states that there will be alpha/beta/RC releases in 2-3 week intervals with an expected stable release of PHP 5.3 between mid September and mid October of 2008.
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Admin wrote: Few weeks ago the manual was restructured, hopefully improving navigation and making room for per-extension chapters and usage examples along with improved documentation for object oriented extensions. Most noticable changes are the function reference, predefined variables, context options and parameters and predefined exceptions manul pages, which we would really appreciate feedback on. Now with the upcomming PHP5.3 release, which introduces several major features such as namespaces, closures, late static bindings, internationalization functions, INI sections, Phar…, we would really appreciate any and all help we can get improving the documentations. In related news, the manual was relicensed recently and is now covered by the CreativeCommons Attribution license.
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Admin wrote: Overall 158 tests have been submitted as part of TestFest 2008 since the launch of the TestFest submission site by 30 different people from people all over the world. Actually this is not counting the various submissions by existing core developers, who also took this opportunity to add some more tests. While the organization of the TestFest was a bit adhoc, there were numerous TestFest events in local user groups. So the number of people exposed to the PHP test framework is much greater. Hopefully this will lead to more people submitting bug reports with an accompanying phpt test file!Our top submitter Felix has actually committed his last submissions himself since, based on the high quality of his submissions, he has been granted commit rights to the PHP repository. We have not heard back from all participants, but we encourage everybody to blog about their experience and provide us with feedback on how to improve future events.Now better late than never, here are the 10 winners of the promised elePHPant raffle sponsored by Nexen. Note that Felix asked me not to include him in the raffle, since he is already herding quite a number of elePHPants at home.Eric StewartHåvard EideMarc VeldmanMichelangelo van DamRein VeltRob YoungSami GreenburySebastian DeutschSebastian SchürmannStefan KoopmanschapWe will provide Nexen with the email addresses of the winners, so that they can arrange to get the elePHPants shipped. Also for those people wondering, you can continue to submit tests on the TestFest submission site. A bit thank you to all participants and TestFest organizers! Without the countless people that helped organize local events, implement the infrastructure and submissions reviewers, the TestFest would have obviously not worked out as well as it has. We will surely do similar events in the future based on the big success of TestFest 2008.
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Today,  An important part of discovery is knowing what kind of discoverable data exists and where it is stored on your network. In this article, we examine data discovery and a necessary security benefit included in most discovery solutions-content monitoring and filtering. ————————————————————————————————————— It’s all…
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Today,  Compile PHP, HTML, Javascript and other Web files into Windows GUI programs. Rapidly develop Windows GUI applications by employing the familiar PHP Web paradigm. Share the same code for online and Windows applications with little or no modification. Applications compiled with ZZEE PHPExe look and behave like standard Windows GUI…
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