YaPHPfter

eGogga / YaPHPfter

I've been working on a personal project for quite some time now, and would like to share it with the world. It's called eGogga, and it runs on the YaPHPfter framework.

Check it out at https://launchpad.net/yaphpfter and https://launchpad.net/egogga or read more here.

YaPHPfter Feature and Wish List

The idea with YaPHPfter is to give the coder a framework which takes away all of the grunt work of coding (another HTML form, another user login, remember me functionality AGAIN), and makes it easier for the coder to focus on creating an awesome app.

Here's some features and future features of YaPHPfter:

Names Explained

Some explanation for the name choices of YaPHPfter and eGogga:

eGogga
A "gogga" is Afrikaans for a bug, so from that we have eGogga for an electronic bug tracking system.
YaPHPfter
In the good tradition of acronyms and yet another's, I settled on Yet Another PHP framework, with the acronym YaPHPf. To pronounce it easier, it changed to YaPHPfter, which is almost like Jasper, which has nothing to do with the framework whatsoever :)

eGogga Release

This is just a prelim release of eGogga. It's chock n block full of functionality. Check it out!

Please don't hesitate to ask any questions!

You can also get the bazaar branch at https://code.launchpad.net/~jurgens.du.toit/egogga/main

HTML Input Tag Functions

Ok, in my previous post I started explaining what YaPHPfter is, and how it is all about recognizing patterns and reducing work for you, the coder. I also talked about how HTML input tags containt patterns, and how we can explout these patterns.

I went ahead and coded a HTML library which exploits these patterns, which can eventually be used in dynamically generating HTML forms from predefined meta-data.

YaPHPfter2

I while back I started work on a PHP framework, pretty much the same as Ruby on Rails' Active Record, but on PHP and coded by yourself truly. I named it YaPHPfter: Yet Another PHP Framework.

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