Tuesday, January 2nd, 2007
Category: PHP
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>Chris Ravenscroft decided to
build his own webtop in PHP and JavaScript and has written up the experience.
He built on:
- Sebastien Gruhier’s Prototype Window
- Mohamed Ahmed’s Users Login System
- Michal Migursky and Matt Knapp’s Json class
- InputParser.php, which I extracted from my very own nextBBS‘ source tree
If you are interested in the code behind it, you can download it here
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Thanks for the link, Dion.
I would like to add that the source code can be downloaded as it’s all open-source.
-C.
our intranet developer allready built somehting like this a couple of years ago using pure javascript and pure php
Have a play if u like
http://demo.affinitygo.net/
(turn off your popup blocker) !!
Alex, I just played with your demo and it’s very nice.
What I liked:
Eye candy!
Love the pre-packaged applications
What I liked less:
Only runs in IE
Requires Flash 8, which I don’t understand for a full JS app
Slow. Actually it’s slow on my laptop and it may not be slow on my desktop (was unable to launch on the latter for whatever reason…)
Is it open-source as well? It’s very interesting.
Thanks … this kind of information is always great!!