Projects

Here’s a short list of all the open-source projects I contribute to.

  1. sphoof, an open-source micro-framework library. This library contains a collection of micro-frameworks that should make everything a bit easier in your day to day work. It does in my day-to-day work, anyway. So, click the link, and read more.
  2. Docblox, the PHPDocumentor killer. This software is create to build API documentation of your PHP project, by parsing the comments throughout the project, and displaying them in a well-organised manner. This piece of software is much faster, cleaner, and nicer than PHPDocumentor, so if you want docs, go with Docblox. So far, I’ve only fixed a few bugs, but I’m in the process of writing a new theme for it!
  3. ObjectMutator, a very small library that can take an object, and write values to it’s properties, regardless whether or not those properties are public. This may be very helpful for taking values from a database and stuffing them into an object, without actually having to write a dozen setters and getters. It can also extract the values from the object and into an array.

That’s about it for now. I do have a lot of other projects on my PC, but I want to brush them up a bit before actually launching them. If you’re wondering why I use both Mercurial as Git, it’s because I want to learn how both work before making my final decision on my future preferred VCS. I’m very much leaning toward Mercurial though.