Cool PHP Apps

Saturday, November 8. 2003

Posted by Rasmus in Software at 02:01 | Comments (3) | Trackback (1)

People are always asking me which PHP applications I prefer. It is obviously a very subjective thing, but here is a list of ones I have worked with and liked:

FUDForum is a very nice forum package writtern by Ilia.

Gallery is the ultimate photo album application. You can see it in action at phpics.com

Serendipity is a cool blog package. I really don't like blogs, but as you can see from this toy page which is using Serendipity it doesn't have to be just for your standard boring and useless blog. It can be used for a useless toy page too.

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Thanks so much for the FUDforum reccomendation. I spent a half-hour playing with it and knew I was switching from PHPbb.

#1 Mike Hillyer (Homepage) on 2003-11-21 10:18 (Reply)

Definately. Nice recommends.

#2 m on 2003-12-11 00:47 (Reply)

Great recommendations - although I have been trying to look at Serendipity for the last two days with no success. It seems DNS is broken for the domain. Is it mirrored anywhere ? Thanks.

#3 Marcus Hanwell (Homepage) on 2004-03-07 03:18 (Reply)

The serendipity site is back up now - it seems they had some problems with DNS and slow propagation of the new updated record. It seems to be very good too, now I've managed to get hold of it.

#4 Marcus Hanwell (Homepage) on 2004-03-14 02:40 (Reply)

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