Kategorie: Development

The next issue of the PHP Magazin will contain an article showcasing some OpenSource PHP frameworks. Thanks to del.icio.us here’s a good overview about the OpenSource PHP frameworks that are currently available and which topics they cover. Dennis Pallett of phpit.net provides an article listing the differences between those frameworks: (C) 2006 by Dennis Pallet

Thanks to Axel Kramer who posted on the eclipse PHP newsgroup (Web Interface here), it’s possible to add XDebug integration to the PHPEclipse project. It seems the Eclipse world now has two IDE projects regarding PHP: the much longer existing PHPEclipse project (which recently got nominated for the 2006 SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards) and Zend’s…

Zend provides a preview version of the upcoming PHP IDE which I mentioned in another blog entry. They provide a short introduction how to install this Eclipse extension. http://www.zend.com/de/phpide/ Update: Thanks to Martin who pointed out some installation problems (see comment), Linux users should care for the following: A package named „WST“ is needed (at…

Apparently SCO is trying to push it’s OS with a new Product – SCAMP, a LAMP-like combination of OpenServer, Apache, MySQL and PHP/Perl. Unfortunately for them the abbreviation is already an english word. Leo says in german it’s „Schuft, Spitzbube“ as a noun and „pfuschen“ as a verb. Should this tell us anything about the…

Meet us in Hall 3, Booth B46 (partner booth of MySQL)

On the long term, ZendStudio will be migrated into the Eclipse platform. What a great decision. There has been a PHP IDE proposal on eclipse.org where you can also find the „PHP IDE creation review“ slides. On page 8, you can find the following timeline: March 8, 2006: Creation review March 20-23, 2006: EclipseCon April,…

In my previous blog post, I was asked how to implement Scrum in the first steps. My personal experience is that it’s better not to directly begin with all the methods Scrum provides. Scrum requires changes in your internal business processes, so it’s better to move ahead step by step instead of trying to get…

Let’s be honest – the guys over at bugtraq, full-disclosure and others make fun of us PHP people. Not only do we provide the dramatis personae – be it phpBB, the Nuke family or XMLRPC, we also deliver remote code execution, XSS or SQL injections right to the security peoples‘ doorstep.Why does this happen? Are…