require("shared.inc");
commonHeader("Projects");
function makeEntry($project,$url,$name,$email) {
global $FONTFACE;
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echo "\n";
echo "$project \n";
echo "".$url." \n";
if ($email):
echo "by ".$name." \n";
else:
echo "by ".$name." \n";
endif;
?>
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};
function endEntry() {
?>
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};
?>
Projects using PHP
An increasing number of projects, both commercial and open source, are using PHP as their main development
tool. If you want to browse through a list companies using PHP, you can go here.
This page, however, is a listing of cool things based on PHP, available for download.
makeEntry("Keystone","www.stonekeep.com/keystone/","Dave Belfer-Shevett","shevett@pobox.com"); ?>
Keystone is the next generation of PTS, the project tracking system developed by Dave Belfer-Shevett. It is
a complete rewrite of the system, with a new user interface built from the ground up.
endEntry();?>
makeEntry("Phorum","www.brian.threadnet.com/forum/","Brian Moon","brianlmoon@iname.com"); ?>
Forums and message boards are popping up all over the place. To this point the most
popular has been the free perl one at Matt's Script Archive. This project is trying
to design a better forum with the use of PHP and a database. We are currently using
MySQL, but hope to either have a database independent version or multiple versions for
different databases in the future.
endEntry();?>

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If you have a project you feel belongs on this list, send us email us at projects@php.net.
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