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From: Philip V. H. <spa...@fr...> - 2003-02-15 13:38:18
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On Sat, 2003-02-15 at 14:23, James P. Howard wrote: > Philip - Just got back in town. I'm impressed. I am doing > http://webcomp.sourceforge.net/formforge/ > A simple tool for simple people to build websites. Generates CSS styled html > code. Your graph module has started several wheels spinning. It's been a long > day for me but when I wake up I'm going to start working on making your > reusable code usable... Jim Okay, that would be great, the Graph-code was originally only for intern usage in my company. But I told my boss that it would be better to make it part of the rest of the LGPL'ed library :) .. so that is why you can get your hands on it's sources. We use this Graph-object to plot the Balanced Scorecard results of our company on our Intranet website. We also sell this intranet-website as packaged software. This is, perhaps, why it is still a little bit clumbsy designed. It was originally not ment for OpenSource distribution :) and for a specific type of Graphs. It would be great to make it more Open for non-database input. Please note that if you want me to add it to the sources of PhpBaseClasses at this moment; then it will have to be completely backwards compatible. This "is" important because I don't want to spend more time on the Object in order to use it for our Intranet website (read this as: I have now other stuff to worry about at work). You are, of course, free to use the code if you respect the LGPL license for your own projects. I would be pleased if somebody took my work (PhpBaseClasses) and the work of others and melted all this into a very good general purpose library for PHP or, perhaps, a JSP and .NET-a-like framework. IMHO, without it, PHP will loose a lot programmers using it to ASP.NET and JSP. I don't care about JSP as I like this programming environment very much .. However, I would dislike it if one told me to start programming websites in ASP.NET (But that is subjective). -- Philip Van Hoof a.k.a. freax Don't use this E-mail address, use me at freax dot org http://www.freax.be, http://www.freax.eu.org |