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2011-09-01: Building an Unfuddle to Drupal Casetracker import module using Migrate
2011-08-28: Back from DrupalCon London and its WSCCI code sprint. Wow.
2010-12-21: Madame Figaro brand new site by OSInet and others
2010-08-16: France.FR is back online with OSInet and Typhon
2010-06-15: the new http://www.franceculture.com/, which OSInet helped reach its performance goals, is now online
2010-06-13: the OSInet Features Server is live
2009-11-29: mongodb_watchdog module created by dereine, ported to D7 by me in about half an hour, and migrated in a larger MongoDB project by damz before the hour ended. Wow...
2009-02-03: the new Drupal-based site for the golden jubilee of the french "Ministère de la Culture", which OSInet helped build, is now online

Zend Studio

Formatting PHP code in Eclipse PDT and Zend Neon

Submitted by fgm on Tue, 2007-08-21 09:24

By default, the current Eclipse-based PHP IDE (PDT) uses an indenting style based on One True Brace, and the upcoming Zend Neon version happens to be also Eclipse-based. For developers working with OSInet Drupal modules or PHP-GTK code, or anyone wishing to apply the OSInet coding style, or another form of Whitesmiths / Symbian PHP formatting, Eclipse allows for customizing the bracing/commenting style by hand-tuning, o

Configuring the Zend Studio PHPDocumentor extension for PHP-GTK

Submitted by fgm on Wed, 2006-10-18 20:52

Zend Studio is a convenient environment to code in PHP, even though it is not currently possible to use it for integrated debugging of PHP-GTK code: its php completion and file management, and phpdoc integration make it very useful for the PHP-GTK environment too. However some settings are necessary to ease its use, due to the specific extensions typically used by PHP-GTK programs: phpw files for applications, and glade / gladep for Glade files storing UIs.

Drupal coder: configuring Zend Studio PHPDocumentor extension for Drupal

Submitted by fgm on Fri, 2006-03-17 21:10

Zend Studio is a convenient environment to code in PHP, which is why many Drupal developers are using it. But some settings are necessary to ease its use, due to the specific extensions Drupal uses.