 | Datapod for PHP5 - Version 0.32.00 I use this version to develop on Windows and upload and host on both Windows and Linux servers. You can now create DataItems, DocumentItems or SingleDocumentItems. You can switch between the native text datasource to MySQL or SQLite in a click, either all your items or single items. Old and stabile: dpphp-03111.zip (304K) Aug 11, 2007 Tutorial: How to Create a Website with Datapod If you want to upgrade your Datapod site from Sqlite2 to Sqlite3, follow these instructions and then download this patch, unzip the file, and copy it over the file in the /dataLayer directory. |
 | Datapod for Ruby I am learning Ruby and converting what I learn into a Datapod. This is good if you want to learn Ruby, it gets you a simple website framework to work with, e.g. if Ruby on Rails is too much for you to begin with. Learn Ruby first here. |
| Datapod for Perl I am learning Perl and converting what I learn into a Datapod. This is good if you want to learn CGI/Perl, it gets you a simple website framework to work with. |
| Datapod for Python I am learning Python and converting what I learn into a CGI/Python Datapod. This is good if you want to learn Python, it gets you a simple website framework to work with. |
| Datapod for Java This is my first non-web datapod. The first interface will be the command line and then I will use Swing to create a GUI for it. It will use an sqlite database, however, and I want to get it to the point where it can serve as a local administration console for an online website, e.g. for a PHP5 datapod, i.e. get both of their datalayers synchronized using one database. |
| Datapod for JSP This will be an interesting one since I expect to run into the same problems as I did with C#, namely, JSP has its own framework and Datapod exists as a framework inside of it. It will be a useful way to learn JSP though. |
| D I S C O N T I N U E D This is the deprecated version of Datapod for PHP5. At version 0.20 I discontinued work on it and remade Datapod for PHP5 from the ground up again. When I develop with the new code, I constantly pull code chunks from this old code. The problem with this old code is it got quite slow for many types of sites (with lots of lookups), there was no CSS support. The new code is fast and supports CSS. Use the new version for development and use this old version as a code repository. |
| D I S C O N T I N U E D This was the first datapod which I started in 2003 and stopped in 2004 when I switched to PHP5. I only use it now as a C# code cemetary, the qtools directory is full of useful functions that you can pull out. |
