Archive for March, 2006

there is no spill! there is no spill!

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I bet most of you know those days where hacking your software goes just fine until you expect a minor feature to cause huge problems. It happened to me on saturday when I wrote the layout manager for my javascript empowered table widget. The architecture will be similar to JTable found in the Java/GNU Classpath API – their idea of the separation between the data model and the view/controller is easy to understand, yet powerful.
Since working with ...

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using phpunit2 with eclipse

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A good IDE saves a lot of time, and besides all those commercial products phpeclipse is a nice alternative.

UnitTesting has also become a valuable task to the serious PHP programmer. There is already a plugin for simpletest available to use in eclipse. Judging after the UI, it comes very close to JUnit. Unfortunately, there is no plugin for PHPUnit(2) available yet (although Sebastian stated earlier that Zend wants to take ...

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zend framework – it’s done when it’s done

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Hooray! Zend framework has arrived!
If you haven’t heard the news yet (you should have read it by now in at least 100 of the thousands PHP developer blogs out there) I strongly recommend you to follow these steps: