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Software

Here you can finde some software that I have written. What you will find here are utilities and other scripts that I either still maintain or have only developed relatively recently (meaning they will be sort of up-to-date and should work fine). There is a page with older stuff, in case you are interested. If you need help with anything you can find here, just give me a shout.

IPAtype

IPAtype is a small utility which can ease writing in the IPA International Phonetic Alphabet, which we have to use for many homeworks at University. It shows a virtual representation of the IPA chart with its symbols clickable so that they are typed in a text field in the application - it hence works much like an on-screen keyboard or the special character selector, but with the IPA instead.

CairoForPHP Samples

CairoForPHP is an application that demonstrates several functions of the Cairo implementation for PHP. It uses a technique with which, from the same source, it can run both as a desktop application with PHP-GTK and as a web application in a webserver. It is compilable to a single Phar and offers both live rendering of the Cairo examples and a previously rendered demo image, with which it can be used to test the Cairo Graphics Library Extension for php. It is multilingual, using the locale to determine languages and currently translated into 6 languages. The examples used are modular and easily extendable by drop-in and editation of an XML-file - all data dependencies are based on XML. 

Old Stuff

If you'd like to have a look at more (older) things I have done, don't hesitate to click on this link, it will take you to an overview over a selection of applications I wrote long ago. Good luck! :-)

PHP Classes & Libraries

December 2004
Number 4

You can find several of my independent PHP classes at phpclasses.org, there is an overview of just my classes available here, so I am not going to list them all separate. As I have mostly worked on concrete pieces of software recently however, there are not so many recent PHP classes at that place. It might still be worth a look though.