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PHP6, HTML5

What’s new in PHP6 and HTML5? Let’s have a look at the new features we can start using soon!

AM Framework

The AM Framework started with a list of requirements: MVC, easy to use AJAX, and ActiveRecord based models, all of which were to be built using PHP.

PHP-IDS

PHP-IDS is an open-source IDS made for and in PHP. It is a collection of blacklist filters designed to detect common (and less common) intrusions that can occur in PHP applications, such as SQL injections.

Starting a Fire with CodeIgniter

CodeIgniter might be a breath of fresh air. Its ease of use and broad compatibility made it a quickly rising star and with a powerful CMS to back it, it has shown proven success.

PHPUnit

PHPUnit is a unit testing framework written in and for PHP. It is extremely easy to run and re-run all your tests the moment you or a co-worker have finished implementing a new feature, and this can be done in the background while you work on another feature or project.

Exploring Drupal 6

Drupal is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) written in PHP. It is used as a back-end system for many different types of websites, ranging from personal blogs to large corporate and political hubs.

PHP-GTK: Cross-platform desktop scripting

PHP-GTK is a combination of PHP, a scripting language available to most major operating systems, and GTK, a set of libraries used to create GUIs