A new bit of news is shared in this new article frm News.com (imagine that) about the push Zend is making to have version 1.0 of their framework ready to go for their conference in October.

Andi Gutmans is quoted as saying that the target is 1.0 for the conference, but, at the least, there will be a 1.0 release candidate. With the Zend Framwork growing all the time, it's easy to see how they could make this goal (especially with some of the new leadership at the helm spurring on releases).

The article also mentions some of the collaboration that Zend is doing with various companies including IBM and their "PHP Integration Kit" and Yahoo helping them with the upcoming PHP6 version.

A new bit of news is shared in this new article frm News.com (imagine that) about the push Zend is making to have version 1.0 of their framework ready to go for their conference in October.

Andi Gutmans is quoted as saying that the target is 1.0 for the conference, but, at the least, there will be a 1.0 release candidate. With the Zend Framwork growing all the time, it's easy to see how they could make this goal (especially with some of the new leadership at the helm spurring on releases).

The article also mentions some of the collaboration that Zend is doing with various companies including IBM and their "PHP Integration Kit" and Yahoo helping them with the upcoming PHP6 version.

On the NewsForge website, there's this new look at the latest version of a popular PHP-based content management system - Serendipity 1.0.

Serendipity is a PHP-based content management system (CMS) for powering blogs and other sites, and has a feature set that should make any blogger happy. After several years in development, the Serendipity team hit the 1.0 mark on June 15. Let's see how the 1.0 release shakes out.

The author (Joe Brockmeier) opts to jump in with both feet, making a complete switch over from WordPress to Serendipity. He goes through some of the common tasks like posting items and management behind the scenes. He also talks a bit about extending Serendipity, using the wealth of plugins offered both officially and by the community.

In the end, though, what it boils down to are his thoughts on the latest release - overall good, but nothing he saw that made it outstanding in its field.

On the NewsForge website, there's this new look at the latest version of a popular PHP-based content management system - Serendipity 1.0.

Serendipity is a PHP-based content management system (CMS) for powering blogs and other sites, and has a feature set that should make any blogger happy. After several years in development, the Serendipity team hit the 1.0 mark on June 15. Let's see how the 1.0 release shakes out.

The author (Joe Brockmeier) opts to jump in with both feet, making a complete switch over from WordPress to Serendipity. He goes through some of the common tasks like posting items and management behind the scenes. He also talks a bit about extending Serendipity, using the wealth of plugins offered both officially and by the community.

In the end, though, what it boils down to are his thoughts on the latest release - overall good, but nothing he saw that made it outstanding in its field.

As noted by both Tobias Schlitt and Sebastian Bergmann, the popular blogging software, Serendipity has reached a huge milestone in its development - the release of version 1.0.

The Serendipity Team is proud to announce the final release version of Serendipity 1.0, an advanced and flexible blogging/cms web application. With its comprehensive feature set, including multiple authors, internationalization, templated output, and an open plugin architecture, Serendipity's stable 1.0 release is ready to become the most popular Web application in the world!

You can get the full story in their latest blog post today, including the latest bugfixes, how to upgrade your current installation, the future of the project, and, of course, the "thank you"s going out to all those that helped.

You can download this latest release directly from their site.

As noted by both Tobias Schlitt and Sebastian Bergmann, the popular blogging software, Serendipity has reached a huge milestone in its development - the release of version 1.0.

The Serendipity Team is proud to announce the final release version of Serendipity 1.0, an advanced and flexible blogging/cms web application. With its comprehensive feature set, including multiple authors, internationalization, templated output, and an open plugin architecture, Serendipity's stable 1.0 release is ready to become the most popular Web application in the world!

You can get the full story in their latest blog post today, including the latest bugfixes, how to upgrade your current installation, the future of the project, and, of course, the "thank you"s going out to all those that helped.

You can download this latest release directly from their site.

One of the more popular PHP frameworks out there, Cake, is cenebrating today. They've officially released verssion 1.0 of their powerful framework software.

Be sure to check out the release notes for more information on what's been updated and head on over to their Downloads section to grab this latest update!

One of the more popular PHP frameworks out there, Cake, is cenebrating today. They've officially released verssion 1.0 of their powerful framework software.

Be sure to check out the release notes for more information on what's been updated and head on over to their Downloads section to grab this latest update!