PUBLIC MARKS from mbertier with tag php

"So unless someone comes up for a good reason against namespaces, they will hopefully be part of PHP 6." -- oh yes

The slides for the Migrating to 5.2.1 from the Vancouver conference are now available, they can be found here:

To co-ordinate work on a community-built business and technical case for PHP, to help ISVs sell PHP-based solutions.

This snippet explains how you can track and recreate the current view even when using ajax to update your page. Now if users reload the page or send this link to a friend, the current state will remain intact.

In this, the fifth iteration of my annual PHP Look Back, we'll explore the happenings of the PHP world in 2006.

Zend_Memory is a component that offers API for managing data in limited memory mode.

Avec l'arrivée de PHP 5.2 il est maintenant possible d'implémenter une barre de progression pour observer l'avancement d'un upload de fichier sans faire appel à des langages tiers ou la mise en place d'une extension exotique.

GuestBlox thus represents a simple yet complete 'end-to-end' Web application powered by an OpenLaszlo frontend and a PHP backend.

Propel provides basic support for implementing object-oriented inheritance (subclassing) your object model.

My ZendCon and PHP Conference slides are up. Moving to PHP5 with Style Planning a PHP4 -> PHP5 platform Rewrite Advanced PHP Tools (tutorial)

XCache is a open-source opcode cacher

The Web Object Oriented Architecture aims to simplify the Principles of SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) in order to make the SO-Architecture usable for Web Application Development.

Notre objectif n’est pas de faire la critique absolue de Symfony, mais bien plutôt de mettre le doigt "là où ça fait mal", afin de contribuer à l’amélioration de ce formidable outil qui arrive très bientôt en 1.0 ! Et vérifier un vieil adage, par la même occasion : "qui aime bien châtie bien" !

# Comparisons of different coding standards. I'd worked up a comparison of eZ Components and Zend Framework standards to contrast against PEAR's. # Functional testing. Mike put a lot of effort into the unit testing section, and I'd done an additional section on functional testing -- testing against fixtures, such as test databases, sandbox services, etc. # Repository layout. Mike actually talked about this briefly, but we'd intended to show some designs for subversion layouts, and how to create and use branches and tags. # Subversion hook scripts. We mentioned their existence, and some uses, but we'd hoped to show how to add these to your repository, and some sample scripts. # Mailman. How to setup archived mailing lists. # Capistrano. Mike mentioned this tool in the talk, but did not have time to go into examples of usage.

Many interesting things here.

Spike PHPCoverage is an open-source tool for measuring and reporting code coverage provided by the test suite of a PHP application. Spike PHPCoverage can instrument and record the line coverage information for any PHP script at runtime

The idea behind PHPSecInfo is to provide an equivalent to the phpinfo() function that reports security information about the PHP environment, and offers suggestions for improvement. It is not a replacement for secure development techniques, and does not do any kind of code or app auditing, but can be a useful tool in a multilayered security approach.

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Inside is a check list of settings that are intended to harden the default PHP installation.