OpenProj  en espaÃÂ±ol - OpenProj in Spanish
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OpenProj by Projity is a desktop replacement of Microsoft Project. OpenProj has equivalent functionality, a familiar user interface and even opens existing MSProject files. OpenProj is interoperable with Project, with a Gantt Chart and PERT chart etc.   OpenProj now has a Spanish User Interface as well as Franch and English. Maximino Cares from Conception City, Chile provided the translation.  The OpenProj team (http://openproj.org) is very appreciative!!!
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Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:PHPBuilder.com: AJAX and PHP Part 2 - XML Communication/ProcessingCommunity News: Zend Framework 1.0.0 ReleasedMike Potter's Blog: Slides for today's e-seminar on Flex and PHPBlogSecurity.net: Interview with Stefan Esser on WordPressCommunity News: India's First PHP UnconferencePro::PHP Podcast: Newscast for 2007.06.28JSLabs Blog:  How to create Microsoft Office Documents with PHPPEAR Blog: Request for ideas: New developer FAQPHP-Coding-Practices.com: Composing Methods: Split Temporary VariableRob Allen's Blog: Spanish versions too!
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Xaraya is extensible, open source software written in PHP and licensed under the GNU General Public License. Xaraya utilizes robust permissions, data management and multilingual systems to dynamically integrate and manage content. We are pleased to announce the release of Xaraya 0.9.10 Beta. It is an exciting time in Xaraya development with the pace quickening as we approach Version 1.0. In this 0.9.10 Beta release we see further consolidation and stabilization of the code base and much enhanced functionality. There is also a move towards a concentration on performance and usability enhancements which are evident in the feature list for this release. Congratulations and thanks to all those who have contributed. I'd also like to thank our users who have been providing invaluable feedback and bug reporting during our journey towards Version 1.0. Your continued support in this area will ensure Xaraya maintains its place as a leader in Web Application Framework development and innovation.   Read on for more details of the release ...  General enhancements: - Reduced dependencies between subsystems - New import and export tools to ease both site migration, and the movement of specific data to and from Xaraya - Code rework and tidying for improved performance, security and ease in moving to PHP5  Performance and Security enhancements - Implementation of binding variables for database calls throughout the codebase - Improved cache management for module, block and pages, and introduction of query caching - New Xaraya sessionless caching for anonymous site users - Faster security checks  Internationalization - Additional language support for core and modules with Xaraya now translated into over 20 languages - Numerous improvements to the Xaraya installer, in particular default installer support for 8 languages - Translations functionality for themes in addition to previous module support - New configurability and translation of module names  General Module and Usability enhancements - A number of WYSIWYG editors providing a choice in functionality,including formatting using classes in a CSS style sheet of your choice - Navigation enhancements in the Roles and Privileges modules providing easier management - Added functionality so Roles names can be reused, with recall and purge functions for deleted roles - Templates for Mail and Roles email messages allowing fully customizable email messaging - Improved notification and subscription services through enhanced Mail and PubSub functionality - Enhancements to the logging subsystem allowing the Site Admin to configure the logger - Improved events handler - New dynamicdata properties, additions without core file editing, and enhancements to existing properties - Many enhanced features in other favourites such as Xarbb and Articles  Blocklayout and Templates - Improvements to the Blocklayout compiler and enhanced functionality - Large scale cleanup of templates and improved code - Improved standards compliancy for XHTML 1.0 Strict - Enhancements to custom BlockLayout tags  .. and of course many bugfixes to the previous version.  Visit:  http://www.xaraya.com Download: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=64578 Language Packs: http://xaraya.com/downloads/languages Discuss: news://news.xaraya.com Chat: irc://irc.xaraya.com Forums: http://www.xaraya.com/index.php/xarbb
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A different sort of abstraction layer project has been started up and has already seen a few releases - Forage. As mentioned on Rob Young's blog:    Recently I've been working on a search abstraction library for PHP called Forage. The idea is to bring to search what we've had for relational databases for quite a while, abstraction.    On Friday I put up a preview release with three backends; Solr, Xapian and Zend Search Lucene. At the moment it has the bare minimum of features but there will be more soon. In this post I'm going to talk a little about the motivation for the project and then walk through a short example.    He talks about the need for search abstraction (integration and resilience to change) before getting into an example of some code that grabs the data from an RSS feed, passes it in to the Xapian search engine and stores it before looking it over for thier search terms ("yahoo microsoft").   You can download the library if you'd like to try it out for yourself.
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In a new post to her Oracle blog today, Alison Holloway shares the presentation she gave at this year's Melbourne Opensource Developers' Conference titled "Working with PHP and Oracle".   I don't think the organizers are going to post the presentations, so I wanted to make it available here.   The talk covers things like the free Oracle tools available, the OCI8 extension, connection management, improving performance, and some Oracle resources. You can grab the PDF download here.
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Sara Golemon describes the path she took in a search for an OpenID library to work with in PHP. The trip took her through both PEAR and PECL with no promising results. Heading off to a Yahoo! search she comes up with one good result - Auth_OpenID.   Now, granted, this is the first OpenID system I've looked at, and I haven't really dug into it in depth, but I've got to say, this is some clean, well written code and the author clearly understands the maths involved (or at least fakes it shockingly good).   Knowing this, she asks "why isn't this in PEAR" if it's so well-structured and useful? It works with any version of PHP from 4 up and is smart enough to adapt itself to whatever the structure of your application might be.   There's also some great comments on the post where it's explained why the library isn't in PEAR, another OpenID package for PHP and suggestions for alternate distribution methods (PEAR channel).
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Aaron Wormus is back today on the Zend Developer Zone with another in his "Hidden Gems" series. This time, he takes a look at the "Zend Plumbing", those bits of connective code that help you make your Zend Framework applications work.   The functionality that he covers in this article are some of the min parts that a lot of ZF coders use every day and might not know it:  the Zend class (providing a suite of helper methods) built in Wrapper functions:  loadFile loadClass loadInterface isReadable dump exception  the Zend registry  Each of these is briefly described with some sample code for the loadFile, loadClass, exceptions and the Registry to give you an idea of how to use it all. As always, you can check out the Zend Framework website for all the details on each of these functionality bits.
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OpenLP is a powerful lyrics projection application, specifically for use in church worship services. It will include easy & instant switching between slides, customisable backgrounds, a full song database & support for guitar chords and tablature (in v2). The latest stable version is now OpenLP 0.994. One major change has been made in the code that fixes an unusual bug in OpenLP where songs would just disappear. Please download it as soon as possible to replace your old version.   You can get a copy of the latest version here: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=102060&package_id=109526  Tim
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Piers Cawley has the latest from the Perl 6 mailing lists. The perl6-compiler list discusses grammar bootstrapping, the Parrot people debate namespaces again, and the Perl 6 Language list ponders the freshly updated Synopsis 5.
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This month's edition of PHP Magazine has been released!
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From time to time, even the most experienced programmers get stuck, hence the need for effective help files. In this Perl primer, we look at the "Plain Old Documentation" (POD) included with the Perl distribution and embedded in practically all publically available Perl modules. By Dan Ragle. 0301
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Chris Hartjes has posted an update on the Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler package for the Zend Framework, including writing the unit tests to ensure it's complete functionality.   In my spare time I've been banging away at writing the required unit tests for the Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler component that Derek and I had started. I finished all the unit tests for the user based functions, which is a nice milestone. Then I decided to go back and actually read the comments made from the proposal. Oops. I discovered there were a bunch of changes that the folks at Zend said needed to be made in order to accept them. I agree with most of them.   He also lists some of these comments/changes/suggestions for the package that were given to help it fit in better with the rest of the framework.
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John Cox quickly points out that a popular open source community site is now running PHP-powered:   The new Linux.com has been relaunched using Xaraya vice SlashCode. It looks as though they have some performance tuning to do, but the design is nice, and is nice to see the switch.   They've also pulled the NewsForge site back into the Linux.com fold to provide a more unified source for open source information.
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Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:Ian Selby's Blog: Uploading Large Files With PHPONLamp.com: Quick and Clean PHP FormsDotVoid.com: Reordering nested sets using PHP and JavascriptRob Allen's Blog: Zend Framework Book Coming SoonCommunity News: php|works Daily Summaries (Day 2)Community News: Sara Golemon & Christopher Jones - First Day Summaries of php|worksJob Posting: University of Wisconsin, Department of Medicine Seeks Web Developer (Madison, WI)Zend Developer Zone: PHP Abstract Podcast Episode 19: Glue Frameworks vs. Full Stack FrameworksStefan Mischook's Blog: Installing PHP and MySQL on the Mac with MAMPSecurityReason: Three Advisories for PHP 5.2.4 (dl, iconv_substr & setlocale)
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This month's edition of php|architect has been released - complete with the "return" of a sample article.
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The European Commission is offering translation software developers free access to around one million sentences translated between 22 of the European Unionâs 23 official languages.
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Pierre-Alain Joye ha posted some great news about the Zip PECL package today on his blog - it's finally reached stable.   Zip is stable since two releases. I lacked the time to report it :) Three bugs were important. Once PHP 5.2.0 is out, I will focus on the new features. Write stream support, unicode (php6+ support), pattern based addition/extraction and crypting functions.   The three bugs he mentions were a problem with zipArchive::addFile, comment/cdir problems with new archives, and setting properties in extended classes.   You can check out the homepage for the project here or just view the Changelog for complete updates.