Higher Form Dictionary: Use Case Diagram - v0.5
127839
Higher Form Dictionary is a translation dictionary in development written in java, which will consist of a lot of different languages. HFD will have an extensive online and offline database, so you can also find translations on the go.   A first look at the project can be taken now, in the form of a UseCase Diagram, we called it v0.5 because we probably need to add some things later on in the project.  Download: http://higherform.wiki.sourceforge.net/space/showimage/Use_Case_Diagram_-_v0.5.jpg
323255
Patrick Chanezon sayz :  "I got some pretty good feedback after my post Java Syndication Babel: let's paint the picture together!, mainly from the Rojo/Feedparser team."  ...  "Then the Rojo/Feedparser team, Brad Neuberg and Kevin Burton posted some good comments. I agree with Kevin that we don't necessarily need a JSR and should start collaborating now. From Kevin and Brad it seems like what we should work on first is defining a common set of Unit Tests, and a way to get a DOM-Rome-like API on top of their SAX-like API."  So check out the list  and the wiki .  Hopefully we'll be able to collaborate and make some forward progress.  I'm sure everyone will benefit.  The more I think about a ne ...
396172
Alexey Zakhlestin gave a talk for the PHPThinktank IRC channel recently on the topic of YAML, PHP, and some of the work that he's done combining the two.   It happened a bit of spontaneously, so noone was invited. It was my first try, to make introduction to yaml for php prgrammers, and if there is more interest I will give another talk which will cover more details, this time with proper scheduling :)   You can check out the log of the discussion for his entire talk (covering topics like what YAML is, where to get more information on it, some of its features, and a mention of the Syck library for parsing it).
492488
A discussion of how to use frame styles in OOo Writer.
188981
DevShed is continuing on with their series looking at advanced concepts of object oriented PHP with this new tutorial. It's part three of four parts, looking this time at polymorphism and design patterns in PHP.   Last week, we continued our discussion of the object-oriented features of PHP 5 by taking a first look at design patterns. This week, we will continue looking at design patterns, and examine polymorphism. This article, the third of four parts, is excerpted from chapter two of the book Advanced PHP Programming, written by George Schlossnagle.   They cover some of the more handy features OOP in PHP5, including interfaces, type hinting, the factory pattern and the singleton pattern.
328320
The JyAALib project is a Java/Jython implementation of the Asynchronous Action Framework based in Pure Object Oriented Concepts. The Massive Parallel Framework in Python Language - Full Compatible with Jython-JAVA.   New Beta version 1.9 is available for the PyAALib-JyAALib : The Massive Parallel Framework in Python Language - Full Compatible with Jython-JAVA
635920
Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:Padraic Brady's Blog: Complex Views w/Zend Framework - The Final Chapter: ZFE & Zend_Layout in Core!php|architect: Stuff your stockings: single issues 30% offDeveloperTutorials.com: How to Install PHP 5 on LinuxStoyan Stefanov's Blog: Fancy FormattingSymbianOne.com: Your S60 Web server gets a boostAndreas Gohr's Blog: MySimple.php - A lightweight PHPMyAdmin substituteNessa's Blog: Working with Permissions in PHPSymfony Blog: Symfony 1.0.10 is OutMatthew Turland's Blog: Web Scraping Article PublishedJan Lehnardt's Blog: REST Controller for PHP Applications
331124
An introduction to XML and DocBook: what is it and why should I learn yet another data format?
351323
This week wraps up our section on Object-Oriented JavaScript with a look at prototypes, the JavaScript execution context, var x, this.x, and x, inheritance using closures and prototypes and more. By Cristian Darie, Bogdan Brinzarea. 1029
277396
Lukas Smith has posted his review of a book from Packt Publishing - "PHP Web 2.0 Mashup Projects: Practical PHP Mashups with Google Maps, Flickr, Amazon, YouTube, MSN Search, Yahoo!"   Duane from Pakt asked me if I would be interested in reviewing a few books for them in my blog. I picked "Mashup Projects" from the list of just released books, since I am interesting in the topic and I am actually going to give a presentation at the internal "PHP Day" we are doing at Optaros in November.   He points out the good (good writing style, well-chosen examples) and the bad (a log list of errors and oversights in the code). He also talks about the contents of the book - the different examples and the final more major project. Overall though, he sees it as a good book, one that would be a good introduction to mashups for PHP developers (if you look past the formatting issues).
669588
Latest PHPClasses.org Releases:WPGetYahoo Messenger PM send via PHPPclZipConvex 3DRS AssetSquid Cache ObjectRAW to DAT image airfoil converterMyCacheRS ErrorApache 2 log file parserN/X API to Google MapsPHP XformsProtectorFindPHP HTML Graph ClassForm Data Cleaner
192641
DevShed has posted the second and last part of a series of two articles based around the Composite design pattern - using it to work with strings in PHP5.   Are you a PHP developer who wants to improve your skills in pattern-based programming in PHP? If the answer to this question is a emphatic yes, then you should begin reading this article now! Welcome to the final part of the series "Implementing the composite pattern with PHP 5." Comprised of two instructive tutorials, this series walks you through the basic concepts of this important design pattern, and shows you how to apply it with some educational examples.   They start by defining a simple StringProcessor class as an abstract interface to build from. From there, they create two other classes - the SingleStringProcessor and the MultipleStringProcessor. Each of these takes in either a single file or multiple filenames and spits back out the value of the string and the length of the string.
292170
A set of tools for the eep virtual railroad simulation game to manage models and eep projects.   Die neue Version bietet folgende Verbesserungen:  1.) "Landschaft FlÃÂ¤che" Dialog: "HÃÂ¶henskalierung"  --- eingefÃÂ¼gt - damit lassen sich  --- Erhebungen / Senken um einen gegebenen Faktor  --- verkleinern / vergrÃÂ¶ÃÅ¸ern. 2.) "Landschaft FlÃÂ¤che" Dialog: "Umschalt" + "h",  --- + "t", + "a", + "s", + "f" --- weist letzte gewÃÂ¤hlte HÃÂ¶he, Textur,  --- Textur-Ausrichtung, Textur-Skalierung, --- Farbe nun auch in diesem Dialog zu. 3.) Weitere Shortcuts fÃÂ¼r den "Landschaft FlÃÂ¤che"   --- Dialog hinzugefÃÂ¼gt (analog Beo-Hauptfenster). --- Fensterwechsel von Texturenkarte zum Beo  --- Hauptfenster wird nun bei Anlegen, --- LÃÂ¶schen oder Gehe zu einer Markierung P1, P2  --- unterlassen.
385236
Scott Mattocks is back with the latest installment of the PHP-GTK news, issue number 22.   It's been a while, but I finally have some time to get back to summing up the world of PHP-GTK. Things have slowed down a little in the past few months on the development side but that doesn't mean that the world of PHP-GTK 2 has stood still.   In this edition, there's a call for help for anyone that would want to join the other (4!) developers in working on the PHP-GTK 2 project as well as some general information about the project and its involvement in the community - from talks at php/db|works, International PHP Conference, and the Zend/PHP Conference to the many PHP-GTK-related articles being printed to a new online resource for PHP-GTK tutorials.
271372
Matt Cashner provides a high-level introduction to POE, the Perl Object Environment, examining the concepts that POE brings to bear when designing long-running Perl applications.
295092
How often have you thrown up your hands in disgust at the poor quality of documentation for an open source project?  Wouldn&#8217;t it be nice if someone put together a documentation coverage tool that worked like test coverage too ls?  Well, you&#8217;re in luck&#8212;dcov is here (at least for Ruby code).
661071
PÃ¡draic Brady continues his series looking at the creation of complex views in the Zend Framework with part six today all about gathering together the thoughts and ideas from the previous articles into a cohesive whole.   Part 6 now takes our previous fragments of theory and attempts to stitch them together into a cohesive whole - a description of a possible end solution. Yes, I know code talks loudly, and we'll get there with an almighty bang in Part 7 (which I promise is no more than a week away). Until then it's more verbosity.   He suggests a list of six terms to help get everyone on the same page when talking about the complex views:   Includes Partials Dispatches Layouts Placeholders Response Segments   Since these terms would mean nothing without proper definitions, he provides a few paragraphs on each explaining what they are and, where necessary, using code to illustrate the point.