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

I'll make a start this weekend. tony On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 11:21, Steph wrote: > 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 > > > >