The PHP application framework with behaviour
Gyro-PHP is an application framework that extends the well known model-view-controller pattern with command and behavior, making it easy to write complex, yet transaction-safe code. Read more about Gyro-PHP
Accent Folding and Unicode Transliteration
Unicode extends the amount of characters your users may use, and applications should be able to handle even ambigious input. The following article explains, how Gyro-PHP helps you with this.
Status: Gyro-PHP Error Handling
One of the many epic discussions in software development is the question of exceptions versus return values. Gyro-PHP uses exception for really, really bad errors, but else relies on a special return value class, called Status. Read about how Status works.
Simpletest updated to 1.1.Alpha. Core tests now pass on console, too.
Replaced PEAR Mail and Mail_Mime with own code, since PEAR is not E_STRICT, and worse: crashes on some machines.
Finally fixed an annoying bug in api.twitter module, which failed on tweets that contain just a very long URL. http://www.gyro-php.org/documentation/contributions/classFetchTweetsCommand.html#cdb4ba595ef8aa16c5d092b52e4a251a
Latest site build with Gyro-PHP: http://www.bom-conselho.com/
Latest sites build with Gyro-PHP: arcoono.net http://arcoono.net/
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