PTM is a Perl/HTML language entirely written in Perl with tag syntax similar to PHP.
PTM is a Perl/HTML hybrid programming language that provides inline development capabilities for those who require more power behind the scenes. It is ideal for developers who want to leverage Perl's ability to manipulate text strings and iterate loops at a much faster pace than other languages available in the market without sacrificing development time with complex print, split, and join statements.
Furthermore, PTM makes transitioning between PTM and PHP smoother by wrapping many variables common to PHP. However, it is crucial to note that PTM was not made to replace PHP or ASP but complement them. PTM offers raw power tools that developers may find useful in their toolbox to accomplish the job more efficiently.
The latest release of PTM comes with several new features such as fixing a few functions flagged by testers or minor changes in their functionality, two major security enhancements, and adding a couple of new base functionality functions. Additionally, a new module - RSS20 - has been added that enables simple node-based parsing of RSS 2.0 compatible XML feeds, which can be either over the Internet or stored in local files.
Also, PTM has simplified the Standalone/Emulation installation mode by shortening the .htaccess file to minimize overhead. The installation process is straightforward, saving development time that can be critical in a fast-paced environment. In summary, PTM is a versatile tool that developers can use to enhance their programming capabilities and perform tasks more efficiently.
Furthermore, PTM makes transitioning between PTM and PHP smoother by wrapping many variables common to PHP. However, it is crucial to note that PTM was not made to replace PHP or ASP but complement them. PTM offers raw power tools that developers may find useful in their toolbox to accomplish the job more efficiently.
The latest release of PTM comes with several new features such as fixing a few functions flagged by testers or minor changes in their functionality, two major security enhancements, and adding a couple of new base functionality functions. Additionally, a new module - RSS20 - has been added that enables simple node-based parsing of RSS 2.0 compatible XML feeds, which can be either over the Internet or stored in local files.
Also, PTM has simplified the Standalone/Emulation installation mode by shortening the .htaccess file to minimize overhead. The installation process is straightforward, saving development time that can be critical in a fast-paced environment. In summary, PTM is a versatile tool that developers can use to enhance their programming capabilities and perform tasks more efficiently.
What's New
Version 0.5.0 Beta: N/A