RE: [PHP-GTK] what is going on with gtk.php.net?

Tony, that sounds brilliant :) No problem hosting on gtk.php.net, there's a much-underused tutorials section with one tutorial in it at present & there's also an apps repository. If we end up with a few 'case studies' it might be worth making a new area specifically for those, either as part of the manual or as part of the site, but there's no reason not to make it part of the manual initially anyway (header('location') is a wonderful thing). No problem too on the xml front for something like this; either I will xml-ise it or Simon, Ben or Christian might be free to do so. I don't see an issue with adding an author's name into tutorial/case-study material; the worst that can happen is it might need updating when PHP-GTK 2 comes out (or later versions). Cheers! - Steph > -----Original Message----- > From: tony@php.net [mailto:tony@php.net] > Sent: 16 July 2004 07:36 > To: steph@zend.com > Cc: Joel De Gan; php-gtk > Subject: RE: [PHP-GTK] what is going on with gtk.php.net? > > > > If you're into writing articles, how about a bunch of > > tutorials that go a bit beyond 'hello world' that we can > xml-ify and add to > > the manual? > > i could write you an app and a tutorial. I write php for a living and > have built several enterprise level apps in php-gtk. > > I could come up with a scaled down version of one of them to show how > php-gtk can be used in the real world. > > Question is though can we host it somewhere on gtk.php.net as i don't > believe that a bunch of tutorials spread all over the net is very > useful. Unfortunately though I don't speak xml either. > > I'm thinking about a simple warehouse application (as that's what I know > best), would that be too specific for most people? > > tony >