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Choosing a License

By • Aug 10th, 2007

As you may know, I publish a lot of code for others to use. Often I forget to specify a license for the code – and I get a few comment asking me what license it is under. So I have created a license page for both Bin-Co and OpenJS. I hate restricting use of [...]



Nexty 2 will use PHP 5

By • Aug 4th, 2007

The next version of nexty is coming out very soon – and unlike the last version, Nexty 2 will require PHP 5. The main reason behind this change is GoPHP5. Go PHP 5 is a movement to promote the use of PHP5 in hosting servers and for projects. Another reason for this decision is that [...]



Keyboard Shortcuts JavaScript Library

By • Jul 21st, 2007

I have created the second version of the JavaScript Shortcut Library. It is one of my more popular scripts. This script eases the work involved in making shortcuts in JavaScript. Despite the many JavaScript libraries that are available today, I cannot find one that makes it easy to add keyboard shortcuts(or accelerators) to your javascript [...]



Web Installer: The Code

By • Jul 11th, 2007

The last two posts on web installer did not include any code. I wanted to dump all code into one post – this is it. Please note that this is what I did – you don’t have to copy my code as it is. Just look at the code and modify it according to your [...]



3 Simple Steps to create a Web Installer

By • Jul 6th, 2007

Creating a web installer is not hard – as a matter of fact – it is downright easy. You just have to know a few things. Get the database details, create the database, save the details. That’s it! Getting Database Details A simple four field form will suffice. The important thing to remember is that [...]



What I learned from Nexty

By • May 27th, 2007

Remember Nexty? Recently I was able to make the 1.0 version. Currently I am planning for the second version. But before starting on that I want to document the different things I learned when creating Nexty. These are a list of things you can expect on this series… Client Side CSS Icons Theming using CSS [...]



iFrame Features

By • May 22nd, 2007

In the previous post I introduced my new PHP framework – iFrame. It had the reasons why you should not use the framework. In these post, I will talk of the advantages you get if you use my framework. But remember – do not use my framework. No routing – Fully file based There are [...]



iFrame – My PHP Framework

By • May 18th, 2007

I have created a number of Web Applications – Nexty and Jus5 are just a few examples. I used a common code base when creating these sites – but I did not consider it a full fledged framework. However, now the code base has evolved enough to be called a framework. So, I called it [...]



Jus5 – Light Weight CMS

By • May 7th, 2007

As promised in my previous post about the release of Nexty, I want to announce my new project – Jus5. It is not exactly ‘new’ – I have been working on it for a couple of weeks. Jus5 is a light weight CMS. It is also a total failure Download Jus5 (Updated) See Jus5 In [...]



Nexty 1.0 Released

By • Apr 30th, 2007

Remember Nexty, the easy to use to-Do list manager using GTD principles? Well, that is ready for public release. Nexty is a easy to use GTD tool created in PHP. It can be installed in a local server or in a online web server. The core idea behind this software is simplicity. I wanted to [...]