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  • Rick

    looking for visual php development solution

    Hi all,

    I have recently been implementing php code in some web pages and am
    now looking for a more visual oriented php development environment
    because for example creating php/html forms by hand for the x'th time
    is not exactly my idea of working efficiently. (Unlike some guys i
    work with who seem to think this is an extremely cool working method.
    :-/) I'm looking for something with an interface like delphi or vb,
    and some of the more visual GUI based web scripting systems out there.
    Something where i can click on a web site item, get to the code part
    and then work on the code, or maybe first grab some prefab code by
    using a template or some kind of code library. I'm sure someone has
    implemented such a thing for php, but so far i haven't been able to
    locate it.

    Thanks for any help,
    Rick
  • Colin McKinnon

    #2
    Re: looking for visual php development solution

    Rick wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > Hi all,
    >
    > I have recently been implementing php code in some web pages and am
    > now looking for a more visual oriented php development environment
    > because for example creating php/html forms by hand for the x'th time
    > is not exactly my idea of working efficiently. (Unlike some guys i
    > work with who seem to think this is an extremely cool working method.
    > :-/) I'm looking for something with an interface like delphi or vb,
    > and some of the more visual GUI based web scripting systems out there.
    > Something where i can click on a web site item, get to the code part
    > and then work on the code, or maybe first grab some prefab code by
    > using a template or some kind of code library. I'm sure someone has
    > implemented such a thing for php, but so far i haven't been able to
    > locate it.
    >[/color]

    It's still a work in progress, but you should take a look at:

    A visual programming system for PHP and dHTML


    There are a couple of other products out there in a similar vein but taking
    different approaches to the problem. You might also take a look at:
    http://www.phppeanuts.org (PHP peanuts)
    http://www.bigfarm.com/ (See Jane Code)
    http://www.qadram.com/qstudio.php (QStudio)
    http://opensource.aventus.nu/3.php?HIST=,1, (phpGen)
    http://www.xisc.com/ (prado)

    HTH

    C.

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    • rathaji

      #3
      Re: looking for visual php development solution

      Hi,

      Very interesting sources.

      Regards
      rathaji

      Colin McKinnon wrote:[color=blue]
      > Rick wrote:
      >[color=green]
      > > Hi all,
      > >
      > > I have recently been implementing php code in some web pages and am
      > > now looking for a more visual oriented php development environment
      > > because for example creating php/html forms by hand for the x'th time
      > > is not exactly my idea of working efficiently. (Unlike some guys i
      > > work with who seem to think this is an extremely cool working method.
      > > :-/) I'm looking for something with an interface like delphi or vb,
      > > and some of the more visual GUI based web scripting systems out there.
      > > Something where i can click on a web site item, get to the code part
      > > and then work on the code, or maybe first grab some prefab code by
      > > using a template or some kind of code library. I'm sure someone has
      > > implemented such a thing for php, but so far i haven't been able to
      > > locate it.
      > >[/color]
      >
      > It's still a work in progress, but you should take a look at:
      >
      > http://pfp-studio.sourceforge.net
      >
      > There are a couple of other products out there in a similar vein but taking
      > different approaches to the problem. You might also take a look at:
      > http://www.phppeanuts.org (PHP peanuts)
      > http://www.bigfarm.com/ (See Jane Code)
      > http://www.qadram.com/qstudio.php (QStudio)
      > http://opensource.aventus.nu/3.php?HIST=,1, (phpGen)
      > http://www.xisc.com/ (prado)
      >
      > HTH
      >
      > C.[/color]

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