By: Aaron Rosenfeld

Aaron Rosenfeld — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 13:57:23 +0000

Thanks for the compilation :)

By: informednetworker.com

informednetworker.com — Tue, 06 May 2008 03:55:22 +0000

10 tools for Modern PHP Development…

Dave Marshall offers a list of ten useful tools in PHP Development. These include PHPUnit, Selenium RC, PHP CodeSniffer, Phing, Xdebug, PHPDocumentor, phpUnderControl, Zend Framework, Subversion, and Jira….

By: Stronghold Crusader

Stronghold Crusader — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 12:48:24 +0000

Very nice :) btw very good tips i will use them. Some of them i did not knew.

By: GZ

GZ — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 04:32:40 +0000

I agree on most of the items. Just wanted to add that subversion is not only a modern tool to PHP Development. It is a modern tool to any programming language.

By: changyu

changyu — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 06:10:27 +0000

It’s interesting,but I have not used one of them.

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By: 10 strumenti per uno sviluppatore moderno : php5blog.it

10 strumenti per uno sviluppatore moderno : php5blog.it — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 06:28:42 +0000

[...] Tramite un giro di link partito da Technorati sono finito in una lista di dieci strumenti utili allo sviluppatore PHP. [...]

By: PHP Weekly Reader - March 23th 2008 : phpaddiction

PHP Weekly Reader - March 23th 2008 : phpaddiction — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 06:21:54 +0000

[...] Zend again You really have to admire the way the ZF community keeps up the flow of information about the Zend Framework. Other open source PHP projects should learn from this, create some buzz! Zend Framework announced the release of Zend Framework 1.5 Go see the reaction of a true fan too cute if you like cute. There are even some tutorials available already. Wiki vs. unWiki PHP has a new wiki and Drupal explains why they won’t have a wiki. GSoC A lot of buzz going on about the upcoming Google Summer of Code. I started to point to all the ideas and announcements but it seems they are all listed over on the PHP wiki, go look at it, it is an interesting list. Code Just like last week there wasn’t very much code out there to play with but here is a bit to think about. Ruby-style mixins in PHP, … its not Ruby so why waste time trying go program in Ruby or use interfaces and delegation at least thats my opinion. This cracked me up go read the description. — â€œdoesn’t require any programming skillsâ€ okay now read the article, I guess in a way its true, no real programming skills were required. I cringed when I saw the title –Tips & Tricks of Learning Ternary Operators. This weeks sampling of code made me really appreciate this — Licence to release PHP code? Oh and this might come in handy if you have a blog and use feedburner,. Making Your Own FeedBurner Chicklet (PHP). Everybody has opinions I guess its just time to dig up old arguments, like Template Engines vs. PHP, some opinionated views on what makes good and bad code in Another 7 deadly sins for PHP. And lets see if we can figure out Why do open source web apps suck? Well all of them don’t suck but some do, I’m not quite sure that the title of the article really has anything to do with the content. It certainly was good link bait though and a few people bit with Open source web apps *do not* suck and To use Open Source or not. Top Ten stuff Do the people who write these top framework review type things ever do anything but the most trivial of research? All-Out Code Edit War: What’s the best Web-developer’s Code Editor out there?. What about tools? 10 tools for Modern PHP Development hit all the common ones but didn’t really dig too deep. All in all I just don’t get much out of the Top Ten type things. Career advice Coding horror article on Paul Graham’s Participatory Narcissism sheds some light on something a lot of programmers struggle with. The majority of us will not work in a startup and thats okay. repeat after me its okay. A Letter to an Aspiring PHP Programmer should have pointed out that you should do what you love, success and happiness will follow. Well in a perfect world it would anyway, but the language you learn today will probably not be the one you are using 10 years from now, being a solid well rounded programmer is the way to the big bucks. Oh oh oh! Does anybody enjoy being â€œopenly mockedâ€? You might enjoy this article then The Wall of Fail. And last but not least here is some good advice The First Rule of Programming: It’s Always Your Fault never forget it! It saves so much time and even more conflict. Well thats all for this week. I wish I had more time, I left out a few things that deserved mention, maybe I will sneak them in next week. var dzone_url = ‘http://www.phpaddiction.com/tags/php/php-weekly-reader-march-23th-2008/’; var dzone_title = ‘PHP Weekly Reader - March 23th 2008′; var dzone_blurb = ”; var dzone_style = ‘1′; March 26, 2008 | Filed Under Weekly Review, php [...]

By: azurams

azurams — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 22:25:30 +0000

what about php to the moon ? http://phptothemoon.com/

It analyses static and dynamic tests providing more complex tips to improve your coding and security habits

By: nico

nico — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 22:11:43 +0000

If you want to buy a issues tracker, you can buy wIT (full PHP) …
http://www.waterproof.fr/products/wit/

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