Posts Tagged ‘ PHP ’

Updates to Contacular PHP Contact Forms – Now at version 0.15

I’ve posted about Contacular a while ago. Contacular is my solution to the problem of reinventing the wheel for PHP-powered contact forms on websites. It allows you to quick and easily create a fully functional, e-mailing, self-validating contact form that you can integrate with any website that is on PHP enabled server. If you’re interested
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Contacular PHP Contact Form

This is just a quick post to announce the recent start of one of my recent open source projects, Contacular. I have been building up Contacular’s overall feature set over the past week, having made the initial release on the 25th of January 2010. I now believe it is worthy of a post here, based
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Don’t be evil licensing

Google, who brought forward the specifics of the ‘do no evil’ ideology within consumer visible software, is refusing to host an open-source project due to slight, almost humorous, modifications to its license, denying ‘evil’ use of the licensed software. Douglas Crockford selected the MIT license for his JSMin program to reduce JavaScript code syntax in such a way to make it still
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