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I've been looking for an issue tracker that supports multiple projects and has a wiki.
I found Redmine, which fits what I need, and Trac, but I need one written in PHP.
I took a look at MantisBT, but that's not quite what I'm after.
Traq appears to fit your needs, PHP (version 5.3+), multiple projects and wiki.
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I searching for a php code of the "stable marriage problem" for a project that I'm writing...
I once wrote the code in java but now I need it for a php project.
I got the extension from GitHub but I don't really know what to do with it. I don't know if its a php file or something else.
thank you!
The link you provided in the comments does not contain a PHP file/library. It appears to be a Haskell library. This should point you in the right direction: https://www.leaseweb.com/labs/2013/04/stable-marriage-problem-in-php/
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after hours of search i ask this question now.
im searching for a php framework what has only a backend part for command line tools like database config and a folder structure.
I dont need any frontend/web parts.
Have a look at Laravel all of this stuff is really easy and you don't have to use the frontend/web part at all.
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I have a really large PHP script and I would like to know how many characters it has.
Is there any software that can count me how many files and chars are included in my project?
As mentioned by Mark Baker, the needed solution:
phploc
A tool for quickly measuring the size and analyzing the
structure of a PHP project.
phploc
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I am looking around at some open-source agile management tools, one in which can handle, around 10-15 people, is open source, and preferably built in PHP.
Has anyone come across anything remotely like this?
Please see http://pm-sherpa.com/ for a comprehensive list for project management softwares and specifically http://pm-sherpa.com/attributes/opensource/ for open source ones.
You will find a list of open source scrum tools on http://www.opensourcescrum.com/
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Trying to use database sessions in PHP without re-inventing the wheel so I'm looking for a clean library or example that could send me in the right direction.
The Zend Framework provides a solution on database sessions: http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.session.savehandler.dbtable.html