I’ve been looking for something similar to this. While this is not the complete solution I need, it’s close enough that I may create a CLI interface, or advanced web interface to this program.
Update: I was unable to get this working on php files under windows.
this is both humorous and interesting.
I haven’t had a chance to listen to this, but I’m already snickering.
This is largely due to the fact that my co-worker (Jere) is at his desk whistling this song. I told him, “Quit whistling christmas songs.”
To which he replied (singing the ding part), “I’m not, ‘Ding, fries are done, Ding fries are done’”
My reply, “What?”
this -> BKHoliday
This excites me in ways I can only describe as geeky.
:: phpPatterns() – XUL: rendering GUIs with PHP
mmm…. tastey!
Ajax is cool.
I’m not talking about the cleaning agent.
I’m thinking about writing my recipe website using Ajax technology.
Jason has a simple intro to it and some interesting things to say.
Read this: Ajax and weblogs (kottke.org)
Rex pointed out to me the other day that Password Safe is now opensource. What was once a closed source product by Counterpane Labs is now a Sourceforge-hosted Open Source project.
Check it out.
A webserver built in php (with a single caveat)! This should make building desktop php applications that use a browser feasible. Think about the difference between installing a huge install of Apache, PHP and MySql when one could use PHP and SQLite. I’m going to keep my eye on this project!
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