RE: [PHP] nifty little tools - resposity - evaluations..

2005-12-30 Thread tg-php
Wasn't this just brought up on another thread?  nifty little tools that is 
and a repository for such things.

There are lots of code repositories but none that I go directly to right off.  
Usually I hit Yahoo/Google and do a search for what I'm looking for and find 
whatever looks best for my situation.  That way, in theory, I find some of the 
newest/freshest ideas and techniques.  Not always the best, but it's usually a 
starting place.

tangent
Since you asked.. 

I use Zend Studio (http://www.zend.com) and Crimson Editor 
(http://www.crimsoneditor.com)... if not just 
Notepad/vi/other-generic-text-editor-native-to-OS.  My workmate uses Komodo 
(http://www.activestate.com/Products/Komodo/).
/tangent

I've found that people ask these kinds of questions over and over again..  and 
there are so many great websites out there with great code snippets or 
information in general.  And never a lack of people who give opinions on what 
their favorite is... be it framework, php editor, or favorite brand of shiraz.


So a little while ago I registered userrated.com  (nothing there now but an 
image cropping test script done in PHP...with an awesome pic of a pirate 
llama... you heard me!).

Anyway, my idea for this site is to create a review site for such things like 
PHP editors or even someone's favorite wine, restaurent, flea market, whatever. 
 So when someone on the PHP list asks about flea markets...err... editors..  
You can say Go to userrated.com and hit the PHP section.

The idea would be to enter just about anything and have properties associated 
with the item that can be itemized or just rated.

PHP Editors:
  Version [free entry]
  OS's supported [list]
  Ease of Use [1-5]
  IDE? [Y/N/Partial?]
  Debugger? [Y/N/Partial?]
  Stability [1-5]
  Overall impression [1-5]

Wine:
  Type [free entry or checkbox?]
  Origin [free entry]
  Dry-Sweet [1-5]
  Year
  Vineyard
  Color
  Whatever-else-wine-snobs-judge-by  :)

And the other thing I'd like to do with it is be able to show all 
ratings/reviews/comments or filter by date range because sometimes things 
become outdated or obsolete or were great a year ago and now aren't supported 
anymore.  So if you showed all dates it may say Average rating 7.5 but if 
you showed the 100 ratings giving in the last 2 months, it may drop to 4.0.

Just throwing this out there in case anyone has any thoughts or comments or 
hell.. maybe a site already exists that does all this.

Two things inspired this idea...  (1) the constant weekly What PHP editor do 
you use?  What's the best? questions (hah) and (2) my lack of ability to 
remember all the odd restaurants, wines, beers, camping spots, dog groomers, 
whatever that my girlfriend and I check out.  Was that Indian restaurant in 
Baltimore any good?  Was it the one on Charles Street or down near Lexington 
Market that was the good one with the all-you-can-eat curry at lunch on 
weekends?  (*shiver* scary hah)

So when I get un-lazy and stop playing World of Warcraft long enough to do some 
PHP projects.. is this something anyone would find useful?  I'd like to open it 
up so just about anyone can create a category and add properties to the item 
being rated.  Probably have to approve items so it doesn't get crazy, but still 
might be cool.

Ok... off to stare at the pirate llama for a bit so I don't have to do real 
work.

-TG

= = = Original message = = =

[snip]
They are all variants of that. All nifty little tools. We should gather
those up someplace...shouldn't we?

In similar light, what development environments do you people program 
in? How do you run and test your code?

tedd

PS: This is my first posting to this group.
[/snip]

Welcome to the insanity.

I use Eclipse. For testing I have a test server where all of the code gets
hammered using a combination of automated and live user units. I am in a
microsoft shop, but have migrated web app servers to Apache (save for one
that I just cannot get rid of yet due to legacy ASP).


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RE: [PHP] nifty little tools - resposity - evaluations..

2005-12-30 Thread Jay Blanchard
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A buncha' top posted stuff
[/snip]


I like the ideaand the llama.

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RE: [PHP] nifty little tools - resposity - evaluations..

2005-12-30 Thread tg-php
Haha.. well, with any luck, 10 years from now I'll have as much content.  hah 
(or even ANY code written)

= = = Original message = = =

I sort of had the same idea almost a decade ago...

http://l-i-e.com/compare/

You can see how well I've kept it up :-v

On Fri, December 30, 2005 10:33 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Wasn't this just brought up on another thread?  nifty little tools
 that is and a repository for such things.

 There are lots of code repositories but none that I go directly to
 right off.  Usually I hit Yahoo/Google and do a search for what I'm
 looking for and find whatever looks best for my situation.  That way,
 in theory, I find some of the newest/freshest ideas and techniques.
 Not always the best, but it's usually a starting place.

 tangent
 Since you asked..

 I use Zend Studio (http://www.zend.com) and Crimson Editor
 (http://www.crimsoneditor.com)... if not just
 Notepad/vi/other-generic-text-editor-native-to-OS.  My workmate uses
 Komodo (http://www.activestate.com/Products/Komodo/).
 /tangent

 I've found that people ask these kinds of questions over and over
 again..  and there are so many great websites out there with great
 code snippets or information in general.  And never a lack of people
 who give opinions on what their favorite is... be it framework, php
 editor, or favorite brand of shiraz.


 So a little while ago I registered userrated.com  (nothing there now
 but an image cropping test script done in PHP...with an awesome pic of
 a pirate llama... you heard me!).

 Anyway, my idea for this site is to create a review site for such
 things like PHP editors or even someone's favorite wine, restaurent,
 flea market, whatever.  So when someone on the PHP list asks about
 flea markets...err... editors..  You can say Go to userrated.com and
 hit the PHP section.

 The idea would be to enter just about anything and have properties
 associated with the item that can be itemized or just rated.

 PHP Editors:
   Version [free entry]
   OS's supported [list]
   Ease of Use [1-5]
   IDE? [Y/N/Partial?]
   Debugger? [Y/N/Partial?]
   Stability [1-5]
   Overall impression [1-5]

 Wine:
   Type [free entry or checkbox?]
   Origin [free entry]
   Dry-Sweet [1-5]
   Year
   Vineyard
   Color
   Whatever-else-wine-snobs-judge-by  :)

 And the other thing I'd like to do with it is be able to show all
 ratings/reviews/comments or filter by date range because sometimes
 things become outdated or obsolete or were great a year ago and now
 aren't supported anymore.  So if you showed all dates it may say
 Average rating 7.5 but if you showed the 100 ratings giving in the
 last 2 months, it may drop to 4.0.

 Just throwing this out there in case anyone has any thoughts or
 comments or hell.. maybe a site already exists that does all this.

 Two things inspired this idea...  (1) the constant weekly What PHP
 editor do you use?  What's the best? questions (hah) and (2) my lack
 of ability to remember all the odd restaurants, wines, beers, camping
 spots, dog groomers, whatever that my girlfriend and I check out.  Was
 that Indian restaurant in Baltimore any good?  Was it the one on
 Charles Street or down near Lexington Market that was the good one
 with the all-you-can-eat curry at lunch on weekends?  (*shiver* scary
 hah)

 So when I get un-lazy and stop playing World of Warcraft long enough
 to do some PHP projects.. is this something anyone would find useful?
 I'd like to open it up so just about anyone can create a category and
 add properties to the item being rated.  Probably have to approve
 items so it doesn't get crazy, but still might be cool.

 Ok... off to stare at the pirate llama for a bit so I don't have to do
 real work.

 -TG

 = = = Original message = = =

 [snip]
They are all variants of that. All nifty little tools. We should
 gather
those up someplace...shouldn't we?

 In similar light, what development environments do you people program
 in? How do you run and test your code?

 tedd

 PS: This is my first posting to this group.
 [/snip]

 Welcome to the insanity.

 I use Eclipse. For testing I have a test server where all of the code
 gets
 hammered using a combination of automated and live user units. I am in
 a
 microsoft shop, but have migrated web app servers to Apache (save for
 one
 that I just cannot get rid of yet due to legacy ASP).


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