On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 10:00 PM, Christian Grobmeier
wrote:
>> I'm not sure of a TLP called php.apache.org, but having lots of projects
>> written in PHP is a good thing :-)
>
> Since Niclas Hedman pointed out that Apache doesn't want technology
> umbrellas, I am stuck with the idea of scripting.
> I'm not sure of a TLP called php.apache.org, but having lots of projects
> written in PHP is a good thing :-)
Since Niclas Hedman pointed out that Apache doesn't want technology
umbrellas, I am stuck with the idea of scripting.apache.org which
hosts not only php, but also JRuby, Ruby and other s
Christian Grobmeier wrote:
Hi all,
we have developed a web framework in PHP, called PIWI:
- http://piwi.googlecode.com/
- http://piwiframework.de/
Codebase supports very much features right now and only lacks user
documentation and has some open discussions left. Find a feature list
below.
It
Hi,
> 1. Forget php.apache.org TLP. We don't want technology umbrellas, and
> working actively to get rid of those we have. So, your aim would be a
> piwi.apache.org TLP instead, which is fine ambition.
that would be great too :-) Or maybe scripting.apache.org? JRuby,
Groovy or other scripting ba
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 1:14 AM, Christian Grobmeier
wrote:
> I allready surfed a while through the incubator and found one PHP
> project (log4php) which doesn't look very active. Does it make sense
> to propose a new PHP project for apache? I really think that apache
> would benefit of PHP proje
Hi all,
we have developed a web framework in PHP, called PIWI:
- http://piwi.googlecode.com/
- http://piwiframework.de/
Codebase supports very much features right now and only lacks user
documentation and has some open discussions left. Find a feature list
below.
It heavily borrows ideas and co
