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Just notifying all interested parties, that my “Application Server in PHP” and “MySQL Query Builder” projects are moved to GitHub. Their new homes are: Application Server in PHP p.s. newest release of MySQL Query Builder has support for subqueries in . . . → Read More: Move to GitHub Playing with Spread Toolkit. Absolutely love their constant-names UNRELIABLE_MESS p.s. freshly released php binding . . . → Read More: Spread constants Google announced the list of students, they will be sponsoring this summer to work on open-source projects. My congratulations to everyone, who succeeded. . . . → Read More: GSoC is about to start I’ve just released syck for php 0.9.2 (a parser and emitter of YAML documents. If you don’t know anything about YAML and why it is good: check my previous posts on the subject). A lot of new and tasty features First, and most important: a lot of stability and consistency fixes (previous release wasn’t properly . . . → Read More: Syck 0.9.2 Regarding syck vs. spyc debate which seems to appear again and again: al_n @ [link]: I re tested syck and it does make a BIG difference. p.s. I hope to . . . → Read More: syck vs. spyc (benchmarking) Vikram Vaswani wrote an article for Zend Developer Zone about the Syck extension in PECL. That is, actually, a very nice introduction to YAML in PHP and I encourage everyone to look at it. On the other hand, it reminds me, that I should release the . . . → Read More: YAML, php, DevZone Lukas Kahwe Smith just posted the following to php.internals mailing list: Ok, it seems that MySQL AB is finally committing to fix up PDO_MySQL and to generally accept the fact that PDO is the future. Of course mysqli will also be actively maintained. But they will also make mysqlnd play nicely with PDO etc. They have a budget . . . → Read More: PDO gets official support from MySQL AB I posted an update to PECL package of Syck. Changelog: fixed handling of invalid merge-references [reported by Sascha Kettler] Update is highly recommended . . . → Read More: Syck for PHP, 0.9.1 (aka “beta2″) Is it possible to create DateTime object if I have some date string, and a numeric timezone value? Something like: $timestamp = ’2007-07-07 07:07:07′; $obj = new DateTime($timestamp, new DateTimeZone(????)); I need this, to add proper support for YAML-timestamps in my syck extension. In YAML, timestamps have several representations: canonical: 2001-12-15T02:59:43.1Z Here it is: new and shiny PECL package of Syck This is an extension for reading and writing YAML-files. YAMLâ„¢ (rhymes with “camel”) is a straightforward machine parsable data serialization format designed for human readability and interaction with scripting languages. YAML is optimized for data serialization, configuration settings, log files, Internet messaging and filtering. YAML is extensively used by . . . → Read More: Syck for PHP goes Beta (in PECL) |
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