Kristo Vaher

Posts Tagged ‘open source’

WWW Framework

WWW is a PHP micro-framework that is built loosely on model-view-control architecture and factory method design pattern. It is made for web services, websites and info-systems and is built around a native API architecture, caching and smart resource management. WWW is a compact framework that does not include libraries and bloated features and is developed keeping lightweight speed and optimizations in mind.

Note that WWW Framework is currently in BETA and it is not recommended for production use yet.

Latest version of WWW Framework can be grabbed here.

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WWW Framework

I am proud to present the first complete release of WWW Framework. Goal of the project has been to create an API (Application Programming Interface) focused framework which can be used to build user-interface independent software which can be controlled from any type of interface required (be it a simple website or a mobile app). The result is this, an API-focused web and infosystems PHP micro-framework.

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Waher-style Theme

If you are using Windows and use Notepad++ as one of your main source-code editors and happen to be a web developer then you might just love this.  I originally developed this for personal use for I was unhappy with other themes or found them a little inconsistent across different web development languages. By now I have used this theme in Notepad++ for more than a year now.

Thanks to this being shared in reddit, Twitter and Facebook, it has been downloaded more than ten thousand times in one day.

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WebViewApp

I have only recently become curious about developing for Android phones. As a web developer the most important thing for me was to provide a way to bridge the gap between web applications and native applications.

Free and open source WebViewApp application is a simple base setup for developing Android applications that communicate with web services. WebViewApp is released as open source and developers can use this base application to build their own fully functional web applications in Android.

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Electronic Payments

E-payment systems and bank services are everyday and common in Estonia, but both developers and companies, who implement e-payments to websites, tend to ask large sums of money for solutions that should be relatively simple. Having developed e-payment systems for years, I had not put together a single solution for this very common problem until now, when Estonia has adopted Euro as its main currency. This solution is released open source, under LGPL license.

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For phpclasses.org purposes I also converted the Smart AJAX Controller into a class, it is available here. While there aren’t big differences between the two, class structure makes the backend script more seamless and easy to use. Another improvement is the ability to return the result from the server compressed with GZip, thus making the whole communication very lightweight.

I recently shared a simple PHP and jQuery animated pathfinding tech-demo through my Twitter account and promised to share the simple pathfinding class used for pathfinding calculations. The example shared in Twitter is still available here.

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