Freshly baked by the friendly team here at CakeDC is the Comments plugin. For those of you too impatient to read on for a description, grab the goods here. And checkout the Sample Application. The comments plugin allows you to enable comments on any controller for any existing model in you application. Built in a manner to allow complete separation from your application, enabling and includin...

In a previous post I gave an overview of the CakePHP Migrations plugin, what it does and why you should use it in your applications. This article will explain how to use it in a practical way. We are going to bake a simple blog application recipe application and see how migrations are integrated in the development process. Since we recently moved all our open source projects on http://cakedc....

Zend Announces General Availability of Zend Server 5.0: New Version Delivers Increased Performance, Faster Problem Resolution for Critical PHP Web Applications

Zend Technologies Polls Fast-Growing Zend Framework PHP Developer Community

This article is a quick introduction to the Migrations plugin, open sourced a few weeks ago by our company. You will see how simple it is to use the plugin and what you could do with it. I hope this article will show you the benefits of using migrations in your CakePHP applications and make you give it a try right after the reading! Here is a one-sentence description of the plugin: the Migrati...

Zend Framework Adds Support for Microsoft Windows Azure and Deutsche Telekom Developer Garden

This article includes how to upload and store files, because I've seen a lot of discussion about that too, but if you're just interested in how to use the MediaView class scroll down. Handling file uploads in CakePHP First let's start with the required form, to create a file upload form all you have to do is this:   The "type" in the options of Form::create() takes post, get or file. To c...

Dear all,
Here we are after a lot of updates and a ton of bug fixes we are confident that PHPanywhere is ready for the big time, so we are finally getting ready to remove the BETA label.
The first official release of PHPanywhere should be online in February, but not to worry – for all of you that always want the absolute newest version of PHPanywhere you’ll always be able to find it on LABS.
Cheers

Dear all,
As promised the new version of PHPanywhere was released on or LIVE site 18.12.2009.
But due to some tiny bugs and the implementation of SSL we hadn’t announced it until now.
So now that everything is on the up and up, and we added SSL for login and sign-up (which will make PHPanywhere even more secure) we are now very proud to present PHPanywhere version 3!
As always try it out…any enjoy coding anytime, anywhere!

Dear all,

We are very sorry for the delay, but we are finally releasing v.3.0. on our LIVE site tomorrow 18.12.2009!

So please log in tomorrow and let us know what you think!

Cheers!

Zend Issues Significant Update to Zend Studio 7 Enterprise PHP IDE

Dear users we are excited to announce that this – Sunday 29 November, we will be launching version 3.0 of our PHPanywhere service, which will have some long time awaited features.

Also during this time we will be migrating PHPanywhere to new servers so we can handle the ever rising traffic.

So you can expect some difficulties on Sunday, but once it’s done – get ready for some serious coding, on the go of course.

PHPanywhere.net hit 15.000 registered users today. Which is in our opinion a confirmation that PHPanywhere is on the right track, because without you guys – our user base, this whole project would be meaningless.So I thank you all for using our application and if you love it – please do spread the word.

Next Stop…50.000

Here we are in the press again, but this time instead of PHPanywhere it’s an interview with us.

Lostintechnology’s Srikanth AD (adsrikanth[at]gmail[dot]com) wrote the interview and I would like to thank him for his time and effort.

To check out the interview see the link below:

Lost in Technology