Project Description: A front-end GUI to Facebook's HPHP compiler. The HPHP compiler generates highly-optimized C++ code from your PHP source code. It then wraps the result into self-contained executable files that can be run as a full web server. This project is an extension to this in that we've added a UI to the system to make compiling and managing the results much easier.
For a more detailed write-up please see this blog post.
Requirements
Aesop and HPHP only runs on 64-bit Linux, Ubuntu 11.04 or Fedora 15 is preferred.
Current Version/Next Release
The current version is: .10b.
Downloads
We have two main downloads. The first (Aesop + HPHP) contains:
- The full Aesop UI Source
- The full, precompiled and ready to run HPHP binaries
This package should run on Ubuntu 10.10, 11.04, Fedora 15, and Mint 12 without changes, save for requiring the Qt 4 libraries and HPHP dependencies described in the blog post and docs.
The second (smaller) package is just the source release for Aesop, without the precompiled HPHP package. In theory, if we already have the Qt 4 libs and HPHP built on our machine we should be able to just place these files one level up from HPHP's main directory (that is, we create a new folder that holds both Aesop and HPHP).
Files / Description / Size:
| Aesop + HPHP (Linux Mint 12) | Direct Download Link | 140 MB |
| Aesop + HPHP (Fedora 15) | Direct Download Link | 129 MB |
| Aesop + HPHP (Ubuntu 11.04) | Direct Download Link | 111 MB |
| Aesop Source Code (Ubuntu 11.04) | Direct Download Link | 26 KB |
| Aesop + HPHP (Ubuntu 10.10) | Direct Download Link | 101 MB |
| Aesop Source Code (Ubuntu 10.10) | Direct Download Link | 177 KB |
Screen Shots
Project Description: A front-end PHP/HTML GUI for creating and managing playlists for JW Player.
For a complete write-up please see this blog post.
Requirements
PHP 5.2+ and JW Player
Current Version/Next Release
The current version is: 1.2
Downloads
Files / Description / Size:
| Media Manager Package | Direct Download Link | 1.2 MB |
Screen Shots
Why not give the live demo of FormBoss a try?