I want to use HipHop but I've got no idea how do I go about doing that. Does anyone know of any tutorials that teach us how to implement HipHop for our websites?
Is there alot of configuration to do or is it more like sort of a change a config file and everything just works sort of thing?
It appears that there are several examples in the documentation:
https://github.com/facebook/hiphop-php/wiki/Running-HipHop
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i just started to use typo3 neos for my project, i heard this framework can handle multiple sites.
i found it here
http://docs.typo3.org/neos/TYPO3NeosDocumentation/Introduction/FeatureList.html
it's stated that it have Multi Domain Support.
But i seeems cant find the documentation, so how do i do that?
i try to play around with routes but it didn't work, or it seems that i don't know what i'm doing.
is it really possible?
thank you.
found a solution here for anyone courious, sorry i can't comment because i got no reputation.
http://www.matthias-witte.net/old-content/Create%20your%20own%20site%20with%20TYPO3%20Flow%20and%20Neos%20-%20Matthias%20Witte.pdf
I'm looking for a web-based version of the app below:
http://www.fileseek.ca/
Any ideas on where I could find/install something like this? My objective is to be make it easier for my developers to search for and find specific terms inside PHP/HTML/CSS/etc. files.
Thanks in advance!
You can check out
OpenGrok. We are very happy with it.
If you want to play around, write some code in Java, and customize, you can try playing with
Apache Solr
Hello my fellow Stackoverflownians :),
I just came across this thing called Zend. And it looks pretty cool and i wanna get my hands on it, but I have a question. So if anybody knows anythin about Zend, I would really appreciate your advice.
I am using Winhost as my hosting provider (http://www.winhost.com/) and they are a Windows Hoster, but they also include PHP hosting aswell in their windows packages.
Can Zend be used with WinHost? Or does Zend only work on one of those server apps that you download like Apache or Apremlium etc?
From what I have found its beginning to look likle I cant use it with winhost.
Thank you
If you're able to use php on your host, you can use zend framework. That's all it is.
Also, if you think Zend is cool, make sure and take a look at codeigniter. I've used them both a little, and they both have their advantages.
I'm looking around for an open source form building package for PHP, and figured the hive-mob-mind of StackOverflow might be able to tilt me in the right direction.
Specifically, I'm looking for a form/survey builder application. I want something that lets an end user use a web based GUI to create and configure/surveys and web-based forms.
What are the de-facto standard tools/packages that people use for this kind of thing these days. I'm interested in software packages, not in hosted services.
php-form-builder-class is an open-source project hosted on Google's Project Hosting service - http://code.google.com/p/php-form-builder-class/. There are many examples included to get you started quickly. I don't believe there is currently a GUI provided for end users to build forms though. I use this in my development and would recommend.
Hey you should check the jquery.formbuilder by botskonet on github in URL:
jquery.formbuilder
I don't know of a stand-alone package, but I know some CMS solutions have this. Maybe you could look into their code base and if it's modulare use it in your project.
One I know of that uses it is WebSiteBaker. Don't know if the code is any good thoug.
I think you want something with a GUI that your users can use to make forms...
Try this..
http://blog.sonuku.com/2009/04/11/php-formbuilder/
-FT
Apponitro pForm is the only thing I've ever seen with a GUI. You still have to paste the code into your page (and write the handler). They have a paid version MachForm with more features. I've never used them so I can't make any recommendations.
I have been reading that Kohana is good for my project. So now I want to get started. My PHP knowledge is 2 years old and very limited now. But I am experienced with object oriented programming and other patterns, since I develop in Objective-C. I know a little bit about databases.
People told me the Kohana documentation is horribly poor. So, where do I start as a newcommer?
this might not be the best way but
1. i watched the 2 tutorial videos on the codeignitor framework and tried a small example
2. i switched to kohana and tried the same thing and haven't looked back
i am quite familiar with php, so your mileage may vary
You'll definately want to start from the Kohana 101 wiki.
You may find it here.
As mentioned by petsagouris, the 101 wiki is a good resource for seeing examples of how to use the framework. It's also worth reading the docs as well. Even though they aren't as good as CI's they still contain a lot of useful information.
However if you want to get the most from the framework I recommend you invest a couple of hours looking through the code of the classes that you use (e.g. Kohana, ORM and if you're feeling brave, Database).
The files are very well documented and the experience will help you solve problems more quickly as you will know how Kohana works, and where to look if something isn't quite working as you expected.
If you want to avoid the pain of setting up the initial environment, I have released a vagrant dev environment with a base checkout of Kohana 3.3.1. Jumping right into the code is usually the best way to go. Hopefully this helps.
Intro to Vagrant with Kohana and Zen Kommerce