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XPertMailer is a SMTP & POP3 PHP Mail Client that you can use to send and read e-mails in MIME format (text, HTML, HTML embedded images, attachments) towards a localhost, client or relay SMTP servers with optional autentication and TLS/SSL support. Cc and Bcc functionality are included in this version of XPertMailer.

The XPertMailer class functions are optimised to execute in a very small time and also to be easy to use. This reduces the size of the code and the time required to write it. The names of the public functions in the XPertMailer class are eloquent so that they can be used without any confusions being made. The data sendig is done according to the RFC 821, RFC 822, RFC 2821, RFC 2822, RFC 2487 and the message type is in conformity with the RFC 2045, RFC 2046, RFC 2047, RFC 2048 and RFC 2049.

FryPHP project is fast and easy to learn templating engine/system for PHP5.

Why another templating system? Well... I have tried and even worked with a lot and was not happy with any of them. They all as a rule force you to learn a "new language" and its not right. I do not believe in all that designer safety and all... As my practice showed - competent enough people: HTML guys who know PHP or even programmers and surely not designers work with dynamic part of templates (of cource there are exceptions).

After working with RHTML in Ruby on Rails I found out how convenient it was. So I decided to make some templating system for PHP5, which uses plain PHP for templating.

FryPHP is written in object oriented manner using test driven development (TDD).

FryPHP allows local variables for each template, you also can set global variables. FryPHP makes use of method overloading and provides FryHelpers which save a lot of time on routineous HTML generation, such as selects generation for date selection.

FryPHP is very young project so more documentation, examples etc. are still to come.

For now, most of Frys features can be learned by reading test files.

Fruit Show is a minimalist forum package based on the forums at joelonsoftware.com. Fruit Show is based on the philosophy that social atmosphere is a by-product of software design.
Theres no registration and very few features for visitors. Its skinnable and easy to install. It also contains some unique moderation features.
Fruit Show is intended for small sites that need an easy to use and accessible forum.
Enhancements:
- This release of FruitShow fixes a large number of issues and makes a few improvements to IIS support and support for PHP5.
- Smarter topic locking and improved optimization were added.

TaskFreak! project is a simple but efficient web based task manager written in PHP.
Main features:
- GTD compliant (learn more about GTD)
- easy setup with MySQL or SQLite (PHP4 and PHP5 compatible)
- simple and easy to use (outrageously user friendly)
- order tasks by priority and deadline, organize by project and context
- absolutely free & open source

Sourdough is a comprehensive web application framework for PHP5. Sourdough provides developers with real-world solutions for common system components such as User Management, Session Handling, User Authentication, Exception Handling and Logging, Template System as well as Form Building and Handling.
Sourdough project does also include a database abstraction layer with excellent support for the popular MySQL database as well as support for many other database systems like PostgreSQL, MSSQL and the new lightweight SQLite.
Sourdoughs extensive feature set can also simplify or eliminate many common, and often tedious, programming tasks.
Main features:
- Built for PHP5: new object model
- Fully object-oriented API
- Contains extensive unit test framework
- Truly independent. Database interactions with Sourdough are truly independent.
- Easy to use. All modules are accessed by a global factory. Dependencies are resolved by Sourdough itself.
Sourdough is a YAPF - Yet Another PHP Framework. Especially now, as interest on PHP 5 is growing, there are more and more frameworks beeing developed. Each of them provides us with nicer code, more functionality and higher abstraction. Still, there is no perfect framework.
Some frameworks better fit for this project, some better fit for another. And usually, designing a framework is just the consequence of a larger growing codebase of some independent projects. A framework then is usually based on existing code. No wonder there are some many frameworks around.
As far as it concerns PHP, I was pretty disappointed up to now. There was not a lot of clean code around. The only projects like PEAR, Horde or BlueShoes were huge and tricky to get into. The main goal of Sourdough is not to provide you with uncountable features and highest possible complexity. The main goal is to provide you with a easy-to-use light weighted tool for daily web applications.
The database abstraction layer that comes with Sourdough is somehow more flexible than others. It attempts to make your database applications completely portable without loosing the power of your RDBMS.
Sourdough does not intend to be the perfect PHP framework. It just wants to open your eyes if you havent found anything useful yet. Give it a try!
Enhancements:
- This release contains extended Captcha image verification and various additions.

PHPki is a Web-based application for managing a multi-agency PKI for HIPAA compliance. With it, you may create and centrally manage X.509 certificates for use with S/MIME enabled e-mail clients, SSL servers, and VPN applications.
Enhancements:
- This release addresses a number of bugs and enhancements reported on Sourceforge.
- It ads support for VPN and timestamping certificates.
- PHP5 compatibility has hopefully been improved.

WASP is a multi-tier web application framework built on Object Oriented PHP5.
The framework is a simplified Model View Controller architecture. The controller is built by adding content "Chunks" to "UIModules".
The Model portion of the framework wraps PEAR DB_DataObjects in a business object layer. The View portion currently makes use of PEAR Html_Template_Flexy, but can be easly reimplemented using different template managers (or none at all) via the power of OO Interfaces.
WASP was written from the ground up in pure Object Oriented PHP5. WASP fully utilizes all of the OO enhancements made to PHP in version 5 including public/protected/private encapsulation, abstract classes and interfaces, class autoloading, and exception handling.
Enhancements:
- This release included functions to make form validation automatic and easy to do.
- It also included a library of validation functions that you can use to validate common things like phone numbers, zip codes, and dates.
- These functions will conveniently output standard error messages that you can easily override or customize.

gzLogger is a simple PHP5 library that allows the user to log information to compressed flat files with an approximate size defined by the user.
As the user adds data, the library compresses the data and writes it to flat files. When a file reaches a user defined size, the old log file is closed and a new one opened.
gzLogger project is aimed more at PHP CLI applications then web-pages. Also, this code is alpha quality, the API could change, anything could change.
How It Works:
gzLogger:
The gzLogger library is the compression side of the package. The gzLogger object allows you to define fine how you want the information compressed. When you intialize the object, you can define these seven settings:
- File Tag (DEFAULT: gzLog) - This defines the base name of the compressed files. For example, setting file tag to "gzLogger_ex" would cause the compressed files to be named gzLogger_ex.0, gzLogger_ex.1, etc.
- Log Dir (DEFAULT: ./) - The directory you would like the compressed files written to.
- Compression Level - The level of compression, from 0 to 9, with 9 being the highest compression. The compression is done using the Zlib library, and the files created with this library can be unzipped using the gzip package found on Unix, Linux, and most other operating systems.
- Flush Max (DEFAULT: 100) - The number of add() or log() calls before the data is written to the compressed file. This is done to reduce the number of times the disk is written to.
- Max File Size (1MB) - The approximate size of the compressed file before the file is closed and a new one opened. The size of the file is checked when the Flush Max is reached and the data is compressed and written to the file. The Max File Size can be set using bytes, KB (kilobytes), MB (megabytes), and GB (gegabytes). Examples would be: "100? - 100 bytes, "3KB" - 3 kilobytes, "40MB" - 40 megabytes.
- File Suffix (DEFAULT: .gz) - The string on the end of the file name.
- Force Commit (DEFAULT: FALSE) - You must set this to TRUE when your writing very small chunks of data (1KB) to the compressed file, and the Max File Size is set low (EX. 20KB). Most operating systems cache small chunks of data and wait until they have enough data to write to the file, and when the data is cached instead of written, the function that checks the file size will return and incorrect value. If you are writing large chunks of data to the file, then leave this set to FALSE.
function gzLogger(File Tag, Log Dir, Compression Level, Flush Max, Max File Size, File Suffix, Force Commit)
Enhancements:
- Initial release of the software with a basic implementation of most of the core features.