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| Thursday 16th 2009f July, 2009 at 11:43 PM By Saleh Jamal |
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It's been long and I am back 
I've been watching PHP's evolution from a far corner and one of the new things that has got my attention is the new phar archives.
I've always thought about how messy the installation of php applications (e.g. forums, cms, etc). Now, one could simply put all of his files in one archive (i.e. phar) and save the user the confusion of those many files.
I've seen how a phar archive can be created and thought why don't I make an application where the user can select the files, determine structure, set options and create the phar graphically by few clicks?
And so the idea of Pharchiver (Phar Archiver) was born and now I am working on this application and have created its website at:
http://www.phpsimplicity.com/pharchiver
I developed Pharchiver with C# and .NET 2.0 with the target OS in mind to be Windows. However, I've tested compiling the project in Mono and it worked just fine!  So that means it will work on Linux, Mac and of course Windows.
Oh, did I mention that it will be free?  |
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