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February 11, 2003
Software Engineering Associates has released
Plankton, a PHP-based toolkit for developers. It consists of both a general-purpose
class library, which provides the basic building blocks of a PHP web application,
and framework-specific classes, which provide a streamlined architecture
for PHP web development. Some features in the general-purpose class library
include generating HTML, creating and processing XML, DBMS-independent
database functionality, creating PDF documents, and more, including session
management, abstract data types, and network protocols. The framework-specific
features include classes that can configure themselves from XML configuration
files, advanced form classes, and "MegaWidgets," which are self-contained,
mini-applications that can easily be dropped into a web page.
Software Engineering Associates Inc.
P.O. Box 116
Archbald, PA 18403
570-803-0535
http://www.sea-incorporated.com/
Perforce Software has launched Perforce 2002.2, an update to its software
configuration management system. Perforce 2002.2 includes Perforce Proxy
(P4P), which utilizes a caching technology to facilitate distributed development.
P4P gives remote users quick response times when downloading versions
of files that have already been requested by other remote users. P4P caches
file revisions sent from the central server-subsequent requests for that
same revision are delivered from the proxy server, reducing both network
traffic across the WAN and CPU load on central servers.
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