Radria is a bundle of open-source tools designed for developing web applications using PHP and Javascript. It is free to use, making it a cost-effective solution for building web apps.
I recently had the pleasure of reviewing the Radria project, a collection of free and open source tools for building web applications using PHP and Javascript. The project is distributed under the LGPL and GPL licenses.
To get started, the minimum requirements are a web server and PHP 4.3, although PHP 5.0 is recommended. For optimal performance, however, the suggested requirements are Apache Web Server, PHP >= 5.2, and MySQL or PostgreSQL.
For those who have a web hosting account for their website, uploading Radria to their site is the simplest option. However, if you'd like to run Radria on your own computer, you'll need to install a LAMP server. XAMPP is notably compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
In terms of updates, the newest version of Radria Core is a bug fix version that includes bug fixes related to the Windows platform. It will now work on Windows using MySQL and Apache, and there is no longer a need for the Gettext requirement. Gettext is now optional, and all related functions have been replaced by fake ones for the application to function without the PHP extension.
Overall, Radria project is an impressive collection of tools for building web applications with PHP and Javascript. Its compatibility with multiple platforms and open source distribution is sure to appeal to developers looking for an efficient way to create dynamic websites.
To get started, the minimum requirements are a web server and PHP 4.3, although PHP 5.0 is recommended. For optimal performance, however, the suggested requirements are Apache Web Server, PHP >= 5.2, and MySQL or PostgreSQL.
For those who have a web hosting account for their website, uploading Radria to their site is the simplest option. However, if you'd like to run Radria on your own computer, you'll need to install a LAMP server. XAMPP is notably compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
In terms of updates, the newest version of Radria Core is a bug fix version that includes bug fixes related to the Windows platform. It will now work on Windows using MySQL and Apache, and there is no longer a need for the Gettext requirement. Gettext is now optional, and all related functions have been replaced by fake ones for the application to function without the PHP extension.
Overall, Radria project is an impressive collection of tools for building web applications with PHP and Javascript. Its compatibility with multiple platforms and open source distribution is sure to appeal to developers looking for an efficient way to create dynamic websites.
What's New
Version 0.8.4: N/A