Summer of Code: writing PHP plugins

 

Toomas finished the official part of the google summer of code program. It was an honor to be the mentor and I had/still have a lot of fun with him.

Grab The PHP writing plugin for Eclipse from the update site and check it out if it works for you!

Sorry, but java6 and eclipse 3.3 only! (jsr-223 scripting engine starts from java 6)

Quercus GPL-licensed PHP Fragment is not mandatory - the plugin supports also javascript (and possibly all JSR223 scripting engines).

Have fun and let him know if you find some cool usage for it. Commenting at his blog is a good start.
I had to disable comments at my blog :(

A cool feature would be to write a small snippet that sends selected text to some rafb/etc pastebin and prints the url to the eclipse console view.

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Comments (0) Thursday, August 23, 1:36 pm

when in doubt, blog

nice quote of the day

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Comments (0) Wednesday, August 22, 11:13 pm

Comments closed, stay tuned for changes

 

Thanks to the ones bugging about posting new stuff. no thanks to my side for not doing this.

summer has been busy yet slow-paced regarding online presence.

ALL Comments are now disabled to prevent spamming. All moderation-queue comments were deleted (sry for the serious ones, over 3000 comments was too much to filter manually).

Yes, this blog gets back to live and kickin’. Maybe! ;)

At least one eclipse-related post is already in draft stage.

AND there’s a cool release shortly coming in from one of the Google SoC this year students (khm, yes the one I have the privilege of mentoring).

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Comments (0) Saturday, August 4, 11:41 am