Toward the Improvement of Web Application Management
by Stuart Herbert
The Gentoo Linux project's newest member talks about his plans for making web application installation and management easier on administrators and developers.
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Vol 2, Issue 12
December 2003
Articles
Inside the 'Just For Fun Network Management System'
by Javier Szyszlican
The creator of JFFNMS discusses how the program evolved, the challenges of building an NMS with PHP, and some useful hacks for beginners and advanced users alike.
Beyond the Nukes
by John Cox
John Cox, a veteran core developer from the PHP-Nuke and Postnuke projects discusses the good and bad of the Nuke systems, lessons learned from working on those projects, and 'the big picture' surrounding PHP-based content management – including a look at his latest project, a content management/application framework solution called 'Xaraya'.
The PHP Layers Menu Project Revealed
by Marco Pratesi
Creator of the widely used PHPLM project exposes the past, present and future of the project, and explains how to get the most from this powerful application.
Customized Mailing List Management with PHPMailer
by Brent Matzelle
PHPMailer developer Brent Matzelle takes you far beyond the PHP 'mail()' function, lending real power and control over email and mailing lists via PHP.
The Software Sleuth
by Graeme Foster
Your system has crashed. Your manager is yelling in your ears. Your job is hanging by a thread. To top it off, you have no clue as to what went wrong. What you need is a good, solid maintenance framework.
