Zym Framework
12
Jul
Tags: PHP, Zend Framework, Zym
Posted in Misc | No Comments »
Zym Framework is a PHP5 framework built on top of the Zend Framework that glues components together, allowing an easy to develop code base from which to work.
Project Storm Update
17
Dec
Tags: PHP, Programming, ProjectStorm
Posted in Portfolio | No Comments »
The new direction I have taken Project Storm will label it as a Content Management Framework of sorts. It will be an extensible, plug-in driven, modular web site base. The sheer customization available in Project Storm will allow for a nearly endless set of possibilities. With a little bit of programming and some dropping in of reusable plugins, one could have a fully functional eCommerce site thats completely different than a blog built on the same code.
Compiling PHP on 64 Bit Red Hat
22
Oct
Tags: Linux, PHP
Posted in Tutorials | No Comments »
Having errors compiling PHP for 64 bit? Heres how to fix it!
QuickServ, The PHP Webserver
12
Jul
Tags: PHP, Programming, QuickServ
Posted in Completed, Portfolio | 1 Comment »
Tonight I am pleased to show you my latest project, QuickServ! It is a web server developed completely in PHP. You may be asking yourself: Why would someone do that? Well, it was a great experience building it, drastically improving my knowledge of the HTTP protocol and PHP itself. It is the staple of my [...]
Current Project: ProjectStorm
19
Apr
Tags: PHP, ProjectStorm
Posted in Articles, Portfolio | 2 Comments »
ProjectStorm is completely written in PHP5, allowing for quick installation on shared hosts and custom servers alike. Its completely object oriented, meaning no cluttered mess of functions. Not to mention, it is written with the highest possible care taken for documentation. API documentation and reference guides will be made available allowing those new to it the ability to get started quickly.