A PHP encapsulation of the AJAX sack library so that developers need only code in PHP to implement AJAX, Feedback will be good to improve this component set.
Now supporting cross browser drag and drop events, no other library dependencies.
jQuery4PHP ( jQuery for PHP ) is a PHP 5 library. Makes easy writing javascript code (jQuery syntax) using PHP objects. Develops Rich Internet Applications in an easy way without having to know javascript language with the help and power of jQuery.
Create instant web 2.0 rpc server from your php classes.Need only to configure proxy metafile to get up and running.This is a fork of the excelent phpolait library. Allows you to call server-side PHPcode from client-side JavaScript. It uses
A simple, easy to use RPC alternative to SOAP or XML-RPC with built in code generation. Focussed on ease of use, simplicity, and having a human readable protocol. Check out the WIKI for documentation and examples.
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The PRAjax class can be used to reflect PHP code into JavaScript and Ajax methods and vice-versa. PHP objects can be used in JavaScript trough Ajax calls, both properties and (registered) functions.
PHP-O-Lait is a library that, in 2 boiler-plate lines of code, allows you to call server-side PHPcode from client-side JavaScript. It's so easy, in fact, that you don't need to know how it does it (hint, it uses Ajax and JSON).
OOXX is a set of source based on PHP; the pages're also beautiful as same as the code :) because I'm a designer too,LOL; The purpose is to help guys avoid GFW swiftly; such as sensitive words self-examination, etc.