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| Weblog: | Cipri.com |
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| Title: | Stable Mail_Mime 1.4.0 finally released! |
| Date: | 2007-05-16 |
| Development has been kinda slow on Mail_Mime, since most major features are already included. Combine that with a general lack of unit tests, and not much gets done on a package... | |
| Weblog: | Tobias Schlitt - a passion for php |
| Title: | eZ Components and PEAR |
| Date: | 2005-12-01 |
| Finally we managed to release a first beta of eZ systems' new open source product eZ components. As I'm part of the development team, it's a great pleasure for me to see our work becoming ready after all. The project went quite good from my viewpoint, alt | |
| Weblog: | PeeaycHPee |
| Title: | Mail_Mime 1.3.0-stable released |
| Date: | 2005-04-01 |
| Very quick note to say that I just found a few minutes to release PEAR::Mail_Mime 1.3.0-stable. I'm at Conference PHP Quebec (sitting beside Toby, actually), more on that later. S | |
| Weblog: | PeeaycHPee |
| Title: | PEAR::Mail_Mime v1.3.0RC1 released! |
| Date: | 2005-03-21 |
| After more than 2.5 years of inactivity (well, when it comes to releases, anyway), I've finally released PEAR::Mail_Mime v1.3.0RC1. If you use Mail_Mime (or even if you don't), please download and test it. It's my first PEAR release, but it seems to ha | |
| Weblog: | PeeaycHPee |
| Title: | Schizophrenic Methods |
| Date: | 2005-02-16 |
| Occasionally, it is useful for a method to determine if a method is being called statically (not in an object context -- Class::method() ), or "not statically" (in an object context -- $object->method()). This is normally (but incorrectly) done by chec | |