PHP Frameworks There are many frameworks coming up in PHP. Ruby On Rails gave a big push to the framework war. There are frameworks that support object relational mapping and AJAX nowadays. PHPit has a nice article comparing ten frameworks. It is not indepth, but gives you an overview of the features available in each. Each framework […]
Hiding your PHP code There was an interesting post on the in-phpug list today about hiding and compiling your PHP code such that others can not see it. People do not really do a Google before posting questions to a mailing list and that really sucks. Tarique posted an off-topic message (which actually was quite on-topic) about Help Vampires. […]
Beeblex – PHP search engine There is a special PHP search engine on the web. Check it out here http://www.beeblex.com/ It searches PHP articles, blogs, forums, mailing lists and manual etc. It’s pretty good! Thanks to Suchi for the reference 🙂
PHP5 webservice and procedure not found / function not found problems I was working with PHP5 webservices and had a head spinning experience because of the WSDL cache. Everything was working fine on my local setup, but when I uploaded that to the server, it said: [faultstring] => Function (“savePrefs”) is not a valid method for this service [faultcode] => Client [faultcodens] => http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/ ) Another […]
Symfony – open source PHP5 web framework Symfony is a great PHP5 framework for web applications. After Ruby on Rails shook the web developers, a lot of web frameworks with AJAX support started appearing. There are a few in PHP as well. The feature list says: * simple templating and helpers * cache management * smart URLs * scaffolding * multilinguism and […]
