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Sunday, June 12. 2005

Bongiorno! I am writing this entry from Reggio Emilia, Italia where the weather is unbelievable and the generosity overflows.

That, however, is not the point of this entry. After a full year's vacation from phpDocumentor development, I finally took up the mantle again and have started fixing bugs in 1.3.0RC3 in preparation for RC4. In order to do this, I exported the bug list from sourceforge in xml format, and wrote a simplexml-based browser in about 1 hour. Development actually began in the terminal at Paris's Charles de Gaulle airport, and is moving quite briskly. 5 bugs down so far, averaging about 1 bug every 10 minutes of development time. Hopefully, by the time I return from Europe all of them will have been fixed

Posted by Greg Beaver in phpDocumentor at 11:10 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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Thank you!!!! My little company just started using this last week, and I was very concerned about it's future. Best of luck, and we'll help in any way we can!

Thanks again.

#1 Andrew Goetz (Homepage) on 2005-06-12 18:26 (Reply)

Absolutely fantastic!

I've been worrying about the fate of phpDocumentor for some time now, and am thrilled to know that it is not dead.

Welcome back!

#2 Russ Brown (Homepage) on 2005-06-13 03:18 (Reply)

This is very good news. Some of us though, are still opening we will someday see PhpDoc2.

#3 Stan (Homepage) on 2005-07-13 19:47 (Reply)

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