We released a new version of the Web:Extend framework today. The work continue towards the 1.0 release.
The current version fixes a number of issues and makes various improvements. The API didn’t change much, although we did a few additions:
Caching module, with an APC driver (memcached planned at a later time)
Improved encoding support, adding encoding settings [...]
Hello folks,
Today we released the next version of the Web:Extend framework, 0.4 beta.
This release introduces many many things. We improved the rendering pipeline; added an LDAP module (this is still a work in progress); improved the HTTP classes (cookies, sessions, file uploads); added QUnit, jQuery’s unit testing framework, to test these HTTP classes; and last [...]
We’re proud to announce today the first beta release of the Web:Extend framework. This release is an important milestone because it marks significant progress since the project was started about three years ago. It’s also been almost a year since the last alpha release and a lot has changed.
The project is expected to stay in [...]
Recently we stumbled upon a bug in our framework. The problem was tricky. We were submitting values to be inserted in an SQL query and some of them weren’t found by the code that actually build the query with all the escaping needed automatically. Why’s that? Because we were passing an ArrayAccess object containing the [...]
PHP5 introduced the SimpleXML extension. It allows for easy manipulation of XML documents. This nice extension received a warm welcome in the community. But it unfortunately has its drawbacks.
The Problem
SimpleXML uses some little hacks to do its tricks. It overloads the -> and [] operators. What that means is that if you extend SimpleXML and [...]