106. Get early access to the new site features
Updated on: 2012-02-09
Posted on: 2009-10-29
The PHPClasses site is launching a new initiative to let every user know in advance about new features that are being implemented.
This article explains how you can keep up with latest features and even influence their implementation.
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This article explains how you can keep up with latest features and even influence their implementation.
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Updated on: 2009-10-21
Posted on: 2009-10-21
The site search pages have been improved, so every site user can benefit of a better way to search the site content.
The internal search engine, that until now was only available to premium subscribers, has been made available to all users.
Among other benefits, the search results will appear split in different tabs according to the section of the site that they belong, thus making it easier to find the kind of content you are looking for.
This article explains which are all the benefits that every user will have access from now on.
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The internal search engine, that until now was only available to premium subscribers, has been made available to all users.
Among other benefits, the search results will appear split in different tabs according to the section of the site that they belong, thus making it easier to find the kind of content you are looking for.
This article explains which are all the benefits that every user will have access from now on.
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Updated on: 2012-02-09
Posted on: 2009-10-13
The PHPClasses site is accepting new site redesign proposals now.
In this phase, candidates may create design themes using a visual editor. Then they can submit the design theme proposal when they are done.
This article gives more detail of how the visual editor and the proposal system work.
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In this phase, candidates may create design themes using a visual editor. Then they can submit the design theme proposal when they are done.
This article gives more detail of how the visual editor and the proposal system work.
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Updated on: 2009-10-08
Posted on: 2009-10-08
LiveDocx is a Zend Framework package that implements a new approach to generate PDF documents in PHP.
It combines structured data passed by a PHP script with a template created in a word processor. It is the same concept as mail merge.
The resulting document can be saved as a PDF, as well in other formats such as DOCX, DOC or RTF file.
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It combines structured data passed by a PHP script with a template created in a word processor. It is the same concept as mail merge.
The resulting document can be saved as a PDF, as well in other formats such as DOCX, DOC or RTF file.
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Updated on: 2009-11-10
Posted on: 2009-09-30
Microsoft is launching a new initiative to promote the careers of PHP professionals.
This article presents an interview with a Microsoft manager to explain in more details what is this initiative and how the PHP professionals may take advantage of it.
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This article presents an interview with a Microsoft manager to explain in more details what is this initiative and how the PHP professionals may take advantage of it.
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Updated on: 2009-09-21
Posted on: 2009-09-21
A new Open Source PHP IDE, the ShishKabab PHP IDE, was released recently.
This article explains what it is, why it was developed, in what direction it is heading, and most importantly, how you can get it.
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This article explains what it is, why it was developed, in what direction it is heading, and most importantly, how you can get it.
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Updated on: 2009-11-10
Posted on: 2009-08-06
PHP is now officially supported as a language for developing applications that can run on Windows Azure, Microsoft's cloud operating system.
This article is an interview with Teoni Valois, an independent PHP and .NET expert that answered some questions to give an overview of the PHP support on Windows Azure.
He also talks about the advantages and disadvantages of running PHP applications on this environment when compared to regular Windows or Linux based hosting or other cloud computing environments.
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This article is an interview with Teoni Valois, an independent PHP and .NET expert that answered some questions to give an overview of the PHP support on Windows Azure.
He also talks about the advantages and disadvantages of running PHP applications on this environment when compared to regular Windows or Linux based hosting or other cloud computing environments.
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Updated on: 2012-02-09
Posted on: 2009-07-30
The number of Indian PHP developers has been growing at a large pace in the last few years, when compared to other countries. A few years ago, India was just one of the top ten countries with more PHP developers. Now India is number 2 and is almost surpassing United States, which is still number 1.
This article presents a reflection about why this growth happened just in the latest years, as well what it means for the PHP world.
Sandeep Kadam, a leader of the PHP community in India gave an interview to help clarifying this subject.
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This article presents a reflection about why this growth happened just in the latest years, as well what it means for the PHP world.
Sandeep Kadam, a leader of the PHP community in India gave an interview to help clarifying this subject.
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Updated on: 2010-02-25
Posted on: 2009-07-06
The HTML 5 will definitely contribute to a better Web. Despite its specification is still being drafted, several browsers like Firefox 3.5, Internet Explorer 8, Safari 4, Chrome 2 and Opera 10 already implement a significant part of the current HTML 5 specification.
This article reviews a bit of the history of how we got to HTML 5 and presents an overview of the enhancements that HTML 5 introduces to provide a better Web.
It also presents a reflection about whether HTML 5 will render useless browser extensions like Flash, Silverlight and Java.
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This article reviews a bit of the history of how we got to HTML 5 and presents an overview of the enhancements that HTML 5 introduces to provide a better Web.
It also presents a reflection about whether HTML 5 will render useless browser extensions like Flash, Silverlight and Java.
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Updated on: 2012-02-09
Posted on: 2009-06-25
The PHPClasses sites completes 10 years of existence precisely today.
This article presents a reflection of the past, present and future developments of the site.
It includes the announcement of a contest to pick a new design for the site and an upcoming brother site that will be launched this year.
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This article presents a reflection of the past, present and future developments of the site.
It includes the announcement of a contest to pick a new design for the site and an upcoming brother site that will be launched this year.
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