Creating native Windows applications using PHP!
— Posted on 11/29/2005 with 27 Comments
Win Binder is comprised of a DLL, [tag]PHP[/tag] scripts and some auxiliary files which allow programmers to create native [tag]Windows[/tag] applications using PHP! In just a few minutes I followed the tutorial in making a digital clock with scrolling text.
Click here to download Win Binder or visit the website here.
clock source I used:
Chris B:
Coding with the PHP apis on the windows platform is a webmaster’s application, weither you want it to be or not.
P.S. IE stants for In Example. (P.S. is Post script, not photoshop)
No, sir, i.e. stands for “id est” and e.g. is “exempli gratia”. Figure it out for yourself or take a read here:
http://dictionary.reference.com/help/faq/language/i/ie-eg.html
Sorry, just had to. Your usage was correct however, kudos to you :)
I didn’t know the exact latin, but I certainly knew that IE didn’t “stant” for “in example”…
Btw, I do believe Mr Tentacle just took you to (grammar) school, Seandon.
Well, there is wxPerl, wxPython, and wxRuby, so you can write native looking aplications in any of these scripting languages.
Just visit http://www.wxwidgets.org to learn more.
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Nice article. Have you tried Klorofil?
It is a new solution for building GUI application with PHP. In the site, we can download a sample application (calculator) that made 100% with PHP. Interesting.