All releases of WASP-PHP


Release Notes: This release included functions to make form validation automatic and easy to do. It also included a library of validation functions that you can use to validate common things like phone numbers, zip codes, and dates. These functions will conveniently output standard error messages that you can easily override or customize.


Release Notes: Some quotation marks were added around configuration files to help with Windows support and support for strange characters in the database connection URL.


Release Notes: Full PEAR package installation support was added. Installation of WASP is as easy as any PEAR package. WASP libraries now exist in a central location for reuse in multiple simultaneous projects.


Release Notes: This release addresses some PostgreSQL problems (which aren't yet all resolved) and an issue with incorrect paths in the Chunk files.


Release Notes: During the writing of the WASP How-To article, some issues were fixed and improvements were made. This version should be used if you're going to go through the How-To.


Release Notes: This release represents a substantial improvement over previous releases. The code base is the same as 0.9, but now the entire build/setup/configuration process is automated using phing. Phing works exactly like apache ant, and provides full automation of configuration (using build.properties), application framework generation, and data model object creation. Simply tell it the name of the app you want, tell it where your database is, and it creates everything for you.


Release Notes: Error handling was enhanced with logging and emails. Autoload has been implemented, removing the necessity of having a require_once call for each included class. This should dramatically increase performance and vastly improve the code development experience. This release contains just about all of the code slated to be included in the final release of the WASP framework. Bugfixes and some additional utility package function additions still remain.