ExtPHP: An ExtJS Converter/Wrapper for PHP Developers

It is something that I had to think about in my day job, because my team is migrating to PHP for web development and I believe that we simply do not have enough time for them to learn JavaScript’s intricacies, I needed to be the one person who would have to wrestle JavaScript when problems happened. I therefore needed a way to insulate them from the gory details, which is why I created ExtPHP.As you may have guessed from subtle hints, such as this entry’s 12-feet tall header, ExtPHP creates a PHP wrapper for ExtJS.

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Leopard: Quick Removal of iCalFix

Great news: with Leopard, there is no need for iCalFix anymore!Bad news: iCalFix is not compatible with the new version of iCal and the latter keeps complaining about the former.A lot of people have asked the author -BTW: thanks again, Robert, for creating iCalFix when it was needed- how to remove iCalFix but never got a reply.

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Kodachi 0.5.1 now skinnable (and more)

Kodachi v0.5.1 is out! It’s good news for developers who want to write plug-ins or if you wish to change the look and feel of the application: A demo plug-in is now included. All it does is add a new direct word to Kodachi’s vocabulary: ‘Demo’. Type it, select some action, and it will display a Growl-like notification confirming your action. A very easy starting place for budding plug-in developers.- Kodachi’s user interface is now skinnable. Actually this goes a bit beyond a simple skin as you can change its behaviour alltogether. Note that when launching Kodachi, you will now see the new demo skin, called ‘Bezel’, that I created. If you are familiar with QuickSilver, this is certainly an interface you are already used to. If you wish to work with the old interface, simply disable the ‘BezelInterface’ plug-in.- The installer now checks which version of .Net is installed on your PC, if any, and offers to install the correct version if necessary.Download Kodachi 0.5.1

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My First Screencast

Well, this was much more work than I had anticipated.And now, of course, I find that my voice sounds weird, the rhythm seems off, etc. The way I’m supposed to feel about it, I guess.Here is the quite undecipherable version. For a better, bigger, readable one: http://www.nextbbs.com/do_topic_id_1166

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L.A. Wired NextFest ‘07

Yesterday, Alex and I went to the Convention Center and had a look. We had never been to any NextFest or anything with the word wired in its name -not even the Denmark wired nipples Fest- so you bet that we were pretty curious.

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