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Does anyone know of a good tool for cleaning up/formatting PHP files? I'd need something that can handle HTML with < ?php ?> tags, as well as pure PHP files. Ideally, I'd like a Maven mojo, since the rest of my code is being generated by Maven already.
Haven't worked with php for a while now, but I remembered using PHP Beautifier
I haven't really found any completely satisfactory solution yet, but I'm comparing several options, now. I'll be documenting my progress on my blog, if anyone's interested in the future.
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For my next project I want to have small issue tracker like this on github (in php and mysql/sqlite), do I need to write it from scratch or is there something like this already (open source)?
If you want work without code you can try one of these:
http://vermis.hellworx.com/ (Open source)
http://www.mantisbt.org/
There is MantisBT which uses PHP and MySQL but it's not exactly small.
Which functionality do you need?
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I am looking for a software which can beautify both PHP and HTML code.
Dreamweaver seems to do a good job with html but not PHP
PHP designer does a good job with PHP but messes up HTML.
Any suggestions guys ?
Eclipse with setted up by you formatting rules. Both HTML and PHP formatter. And it's free.
You could always use the built in highlight-string function. Not sure if it does a particularly good job, but it's by far the easiest option.
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I really enjoyed Rails for Zombies and the myriad of online courses teaching Rails.
This is the best way to learn for me: jump right in with a project and a reference book basically.
Is there a PHP course out there like that that you can recommend?
PS. I'm interested in making themes/plugins for Wordpress but I find that my knowledge of PHP itself is pretty weak, so it'd be neat to do some novice course.
I haven't actually used this site, but it appears to be similar to RfZ based on using video as the delivery media:
http://www.phpvideotutorials.com/free
As a note, some content is free and some is not.
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There's a good 2-part series on ASP.NET for PHP Developers on http://net.tutsplus.com which is the opposite of what I'm looking for.
Is anyone familiar with something similar going the other direction, PHP for ASP.NET developers?
I know there is lots of information out there for PHP but I like the format for the article above.
This isn't exactly an answer, but worth noting. I've found that looking at source code for existing projects can be a valuable resource. To that end, try CakePHP, Drupal, or even Wordpress. I'm partial to Cake, myself, so maybe try reading this article which answers the question of WHY, oh why, you'd tinker with existing/working code :)
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Is there a library which allows PHP to decode application/fastinfoset binary XML?
As far as I know, there's no PHP-library that does this. Can you hack around this by creating a tiny java-program that decodes/transforms the FI and call this from PHP?
I know this is a less-than-ideal solution, but this does seem to be uncharted territory.
https://fi.dev.java.net/how-to-use.html has some java-examples on how to handle FI.
As for bridging PHP and Java;
http://sourceforge.net/projects/php-java-bridge is supposedly good (though, site is down when I try),
http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.java.php also have som information on integrating Java and PHP.
Alternatively, you can use probably use webservice or messaging to communicate between PHP and Java. (This is probably obvious.)