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Develop desktop GUI applications using PHP, HTML5, JavaScript and SQLite

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README.md

PHP Desktop is an open source project founded by Czarek Tomczak in 2012 to provide a way for developing native desktop GUI applications using web technologies such as PHP, HTML5, JavaScript and SQLite. Think of it as Electron for PHP. It is a convienient tool for converting PHP web apps and PHP CLI tools to desktop applications with little effort. The development workflow you are used to while creating web applications remains the same, there is no new framework / API to learn. The process of turning an existing website into a desktop application is basically a matter of copying it to the «phpdesktop/www/» directory.

In a certain sense phpdesktop acts as a PHP to EXE compiler. It embeds a web browser, a multi-threaded web server and a PHP interpreter. All embedded into a single application, a portable folder that you can easily distribute to end users by packing it to zip archive or by making an installer for your application. The web server embedded is a custom edition of Mongoose, a web server used by NASA on the International Space Station. Supported browsers are Internet Explorer and Google Chrome via open source Chromium. The package with Chrome embedded has no external dependencies, everything is included in phpdesktop binaries and works out of the box on a user’s computer.

All popular PHP frameworks are supported, see the PHP frameworks support wiki page for example configurations for CakePHP, CodeIgniter, Laravel, Symfony, Yii and Zend Framework. You can create a standalone executable for distribution with the help of the Inno Setup installer. PHP sources can be protected with the many of the available PHP encoders. PHP Desktop is released under non-restrictive license, thus it is free for commercial use.

It is one of the top goals for PHP Desktop to be stable, to work reliably. PHP Desktop does not suffer from memory leaks. PHP by design was never intended for running long hours/days, as desktop applications usually do. This is not a concern when using PHP Desktop, as it is running an internal web server and serving pages through CGI. So when PHP script execution ends, PHP-CGI process is killed and all memory is always freed.

Lots of other useful information can be found on the Knowledge Base wiki page and on the PHP Desktop Forum.

• Windows
  • PHP Desktop v57.0 for Windows release
  • PHP Desktop MSIE v1.14 wiki page
  • PHP Desktop v72.1 for Linux release
  • No release yet, see the ongoing funding in Issue #208

  There are two ways to be notified about new releases:

  • Documentation is on the Wiki Pages. Start with the Knowledge Base, Settings and Chrome settings wiki pages.
  • Ask questions and report problems on the PHP Desktop Forum
  • See also this externally maintained tutorial: Create your first Desktop Application with PHP and PHP Desktop

  Fundings for new features

  Here is a list of ongoing fundings for new features in PHP Desktop:

  Feature	Funds gathered	Issue	Status
  Chrome v100 release for Windows	$890 of $2,000	Issue #227	Ongoing funding
  Initial Mac release	$2,000 of $2,000	Issue #208	Work started

  Below is a list of completed fundings with features already implemented:

  Feature	Funds gathered	Issue	Status
  Initial Linux release	$1,500 of $1,500	Issue #221	Done

  Fundings for other features submitted in the issue tracker and the ones presented on the PHP Desktop Pro wiki page are also possible, just let know Czarek.

  If you would like to support PHP Desktop general development efforts by making a donation please click the Donate button below:

  PHP Desktop is seeking companies to sponsor further development of the project. There are many proposals for new features submitted in the issue tracker and on wiki pages. Most notable are:

  • Monthly releases with latest Chrome
  • An automated build system
  • Cross-platform support with full functionality on Mac and Linux
  • More Javascript and PHP API exposed for accomplishing desktop specific tasks
  • Better integration with desktop, taskbar and systray
  • HTTPS/SSL support
  • Custom window themes
  • Running app in background
  • SQLite encryption
  • Desktop notifications

  If your company would like to sponsor PHP Desktop development efforts then please contact Czarek. Long term sponsorships are welcome and Czarek is open to ideas about the project. He would love to spend more time on developing this project, but he can’t afford doing so in his free time.

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  PHP and HTML5 Learning Trail

  Below are some resources using the NetBeans IDE to develop PHP applications and HTML5 applications. NetBeans IDE support for these technologies is rapidly evolving. Please see the NetBeans for PHP blog and NetBeans WebClient blog for the latest information.

  Getting Started

  Tutorials and Articles

  Basic Oracle JET Development

  Common Scenarios for Oracle JET Development

  • Strategies for Intermodular Communication
  • CRUD Application Development
  • Interacting with RESTful Web Services
  • Composite Component Architecture
  • Oracle JET Mobile Development
  • Error Handling and Validation
  • CSS3 Flexible Box
  • Theming
  • Internationalization

  HTML5 and JavaScript Project Development

  Configuring Your Environment for PHP Development

  Testing and Debugging

  Frameworks

  • Developing a Zend Framework Application With Oracle Database 11g and NetBeans IDE
  • TipLite blog: CakePHP Support in NetBeans
  • NetBeans for PHP Blog: Using Zend Framework with NetBeans IDE
  • My Beloved PHP blog: Netbeans revisited: Code Completion for Code-igniter II
  • My Beloved PHP blog: Netbeans: Code Completion for the Kohana Framework
  • See also: Symfony and Zend framework support documents in the Screencasts and Community Contributions sections.

  General PHP Tutorials

  Creating a Database Driven Application With PHP

  • Main Page: Creating a Database Driven Application With PHP
  • 1a: Creating a MySQL Database
  • 1b: Creating Oracle Database Tables
  • Part 2: Designing the Application. Reading from the Database
  • Part 3: Creating a New Application User
  • Part 4: Optimizing the Code
  • Part 5: Adding Security. Implementing Application User Logon
  • Part 6: Adding a New Wish to the Database
  • Part 7: Updating and Deleting Entries In the Database
  • Part 8: Making the Application Look Better Using CSS
  • Part 9: Deploying the Application on a Remote Web Server

  Screencasts

  • (YouTube) Backbone.js Meets Java EE in Maven
  • Getting Started with Cordova in NetBeans IDE
  • Using KnockoutJS in an HTML5 Application
  • Getting Started with HTML5 Applications
  • Working with CSS Stylesheets in HTML5 Applications
  • Testing and Debugging JavaScript in HTML5 Applications
  • (YouTube) HTML5, JavaScript & CSS3 in NetBeans IDE
  • (YouTube) From Database to HTML5 Backbone.js in 5 Minutes
  • Editing PHP 5.4 with NetBeans IDE
  • Doctrine 2 Framework Support in NetBeans IDE for PHP
  • Support for PHP on Continuous Build Servers
  • Generating PHP Documentation With NetBeans IDE (Now uses ApiGen instead of PHPDocumentor.)
  • Smarty Framework Support in NetBeans IDE for PHP
  • Rename Refactoring and Other Editor Improvements in NetBeans IDE 7.0 for PHP
  • Screencast: Zend Framework Support in NetBeans IDE
  • PHP Namespace Code Completion
  • Building a PHP Demo in Flickr
  • Declaring Variables in Comments and Related Code Completion Features

  Community-Contributed Docs

  Other Resources

  Developing Applications with NetBeans IDE User’s Guide

  Online Magazine Articles

  The IDE, Databases, and Versioning

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