RE: [php-gtk-webmaster] RE: [PHP-GTK-DEV] Yes, particularly Glade3
| From: | Gage Morgan | Date: | Thu, 16 Jul 2015 20:08:45 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [php-gtk-webmaster] RE: [PHP-GTK-DEV] Yes, particularly Glade3 | ||
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Now, before we go any further, I realize there's other things we could do. But before we do
anything, look how this GTK site stacks up to ZPHP in October 2013:
http://imgur.com/y8optCU
http://imgur.com/oo2lQCv
Notice that's literally all that it was. A re-themed PHP.net. I came thinking we were going to
just follow the previous trend, but Alexandre, I'm going to go out on a limb and say if we want
to be different, we can be, but we only have so many people here that want to work on the non-C side
of the PHP interpreter. That's limited, and especially since we've decided to write the
entire extension from scratch, something I don't even know how to do, at least properly alone.
I will be tracking the code from the start so that I will be learning what goes on and then
following suit (remember, I said I only have basic C++ skills, which are limited, but I have learned
in the past to go back and analyze the code to figure out what the original author was doing, and
this looks like the best place to do that and then add my own code in suit. I learned PHP before I
learned C, and anyone who learned C beforehand will say that it's a sloppy mess and
doesn't follow conventional standards. The difference is that PHP isn't strongly typed,
and probably never will be. PHP is how I went into C in the first place. I applied the basics,
except I had to translate what I would do in PHP into C, which in a vague way is similar to PHP.
It's vague, and it really just depends on what side of the fence you started on. I also found a
project that aims to compile PHP code into machine code, or simply a literal PHP compiler that
natively produces PHP code into a straight-up executable.
Anyways, I wouldn't know the first thing about Smarty because I've never used it for
anything. And PHP itself is a bigger controversy than I initial thought after some research. Anyway,
I'm just pointing out the trend here with the website, see links above.
> To: php-gtk-webmaster@lists.php.net
> From: alexandre@simaoebuhler.com.br
> Date: Thu, 16 Jul 2015 14:10:50 -0300
> Subject: Re: [php-gtk-webmaster] RE: [PHP-GTK-DEV] Yes, particularly Glade3
>
> Cage,
> Good afternoon,
> We want to be able to separate the layout of programming.
> With smarty we can do it.
> But also we want to create an identity for the php-gtk.
> By this I think a different layout the php.net website standards is
> important.
> I saw your post.
> You changed colors, but when I enter the site it reminds me of the
> php.net site. You understand?
> The documentation we'll see later.
> Because first we have to start the development of php-gtk3.
> Tank you.
>
>
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