• phpOpenFW
• phpLiteFW
• lwcms
• site common
• utility scripts

Web Development Tools with Style and Purpose

7/18/2010 - phpOpenFW 1.0.2 Released!

phpOpenFW 1.0.2 has been released. This release fixes a couple of bugs and adds the strip_cdata_tags() to the xml_transform plugin.

7/18/2010 - LWCMS v0.7.6 Released!

LWCMS v0.7.6 has been released. This release focuses mainly on bug fixes and efficiency.

5/20/2010 - phpOpenFW 1.0.1 Released!

phpOpenFW 1.0.1 has been released. This release fixes a couple of bugs in the application logic flow of phpOpenFW.

4/12/2010 - phpOpenFW 1.0 Released!

phpOpenFW 1.0 has been released. This is a major release of phpOpenFW with major changes. The entire code base has been cleaned up and made to run more efficiently while adding some new features (Please see the Change Log). Also, phpLiteFW has been rolled into phpOpenFW to give developers two frameworks in one. The functionality of phpLiteFW remains the same except that phplitefw.inc.php now lives in phpOpenFW. Several legacy features have also been removed from phpOpenFW including: admin modules, the built-in error handler, and authorization. I found that the error handler provided little value and that most applications being developed, developers wanted to create their own methods of authorization. Authentication for use with phpOpenFW is still available. The admin modules can be extracted from phpOpenFW v0.8.5 and included into the normal module structure of your application if you wish to use them. Please feel free to contact me with any questions, concerns, or bugs.

4/12/2010 - LWCMS v0.7.5 Released!

LWCMS v0.7.5 has been released. This version of LWCMS brings dramatic changes to LWCMS with improved functionality and usage overall. LWCMS now has the ability to handle dynamic, database driven content in addition to static content. PLEASE BACKUP YOUR DATABASE BEFORE INSTALLING LWCMS v0.7.5!!

4/12/2010 - Site Common v0.2.5 Released!

Site Common 0.2.5 has been released. Site Common is a set of tools to aid site/application developers with interfacing with the data that is being entered into LWCMS.