Documenting PHP Applications

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Here is the presentation I made on the subject of “Documenting PHP Applications” at PHP|Works in Toronto, on Thursday September 23rd, 2004. It is available in gzip or winzip formats. The presentation itself is in a powerpoint slide show format.

6 Comments

  1. Comment by Luis:

    Unfortunately there is nothing in the presentation that is not in the PHPDocumentor manual.
    Personally I would prefer to look at the source of the SimpleTest documentation!

  2. Comment by Jason:

    Unfortunately there is nothing in the presentation that is not in the PHPDocumentor manual.

    I agree. My intention was to present the information in a concise and useful format. I hope I have achieved that.

    Though it surprised me, this presentation was an introduction to phpdoc for many of the members of the audience.

    Personally I would prefer to look at the source of the SimpleTest documentation!

    Please do, available via anonymous CVS on sf.net. Feel free to ask questions as well. The tutorial directory is where the docbook stuff resides, and there is an additional cvs module for our modifications to the standard HTPL::frames:DOM/earthli templates in phpdoc_template.

    Regards,

    Jason

  3. Comment by Luis:

    Thanks! That is exactly what I wanted. SimpleTest’s docs/tutorials look really good and I wanted to do the same with my stuff. If I may ask, what editor do you use to write the tutorials?
    Cheers, Luis

  4. Comment by Jason:

    vi
    or textpad on windows boxen.

    Not much of a gui/ide guy myself.

    I recall that OpenOffice was supposed to have a docbook authoring mode, but I have not looked into this personally.

  5. Comment by Stephan Schmidt:

    The download links are broken.

  6. Comment by Jason:

    Whoops, another artifact of the WordPress 1.2.1 upgrade. Thanks for pointing it out!

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