I’m very pleased to share version 2.5 of Social with you. Brought to you by our good friends at MailChimp (see their blog post), Social is a…
Fellow Colorado web geeks, I made you a t-shirt. The code that comprises the white stripe is a full, working HTML page with canvas code that draws…
It’s been very interesting to me to see how some folks are re-evaluating their work/life balance in the wake of reading Isaacson’s Steve…
I’ve released PHP Doc System version 1.5.2. This fixes the security vulnerability reported here. This vulnerability only affects people running PHP Doc System in “dynamic” mode on a public web site, not those (like me) who generate the static output and put that on their site. It looks like this vulnerability was found back in…
Note: this is one of a series of posts about the creation of the King Design web site. One of the great benefits of using WordPress (or any CMS) to manage your web site is built in search capability. No matter how well you think you’ve structured your site, your site visitors will amaze you…
I’d like to add search capabilities to PHP Doc System output when it’s running on a web server. I also like being able to generate flat files for distribution (with a database backend). Anyone have any bright ideas? Maybe an integration with a search project of sorts? Anyone want to tackle said integration?
I added a little check to disable a link if the link is to the page currently being displayed. It’s a small change, but I think it’s an important one (and I don’t have immediate plans to add more features) so I’ve released this as PHP Doc System 1.5.1. For example, you have a module…
I’ve released PHP Doc System version 1.5. This includes the features and upgrades I made to the system when using it to build the Tasks Pro™ 1.0 documentation. Here is a quick overview of the changes: Added ‘Related Links’ sidebar Created module generator page Default and generated source is now XHTML compliant More semantically accurate…
The last week now, I’ve spent most of my time writing documentation for Tasks Pro™. So far I’ve created 128 PHP Doc System modules (the static output is ~200k, zipped) in a cross-referenced mess that is about 2/3rds of where I need it to be and doesn’t have any screenshots yet. Ugh… On the flip…
I’ve released PHP Doc System version 1.2. The biggest change is the addition of Previous/Next links on each page. I’ll be updating my tasks and photos documentation to the latest version when I get a chance. Some of the changes in this version should make future upgrades easier. This release includes some very nice contributions…
I’ve done some minor clean-up on PHP Doc System and released it as version 1.1. I’ve updated my tasks documentation and my photos documentation to use the latest version. Now you can see when each page in the docs was last modified.
PHP Doc System was the top item on the HotScripts PHP page today which resulted in a ton of traffic. I had over 850 1050 (updated 10:30pm) visits from there alone, add another 450 from Freshmeat and you’ve got a lot of people breezing through my site. It resulted in 250 downloads of PHP Doc…
I’ve added a page for it to my site, just click on PHP Doc System in the software section. I’m going to try running all the support and everything through the SourceForge project. If you’d like to contribute, head on over there and get to work.
I’m almost ready to put up version 1.0 of PHP Doc System, as I touched on in this post. It will be released under GPL and I’ve registered it as a project on SourceForge.net.