To that end Aesop consists of three main functions and goals:

Pre-compile and package HPHP - The idea here is simple. To get us up and running as quickly as possible I’ve packaged the HPHP binaries in the full download version of Aesop. This means we no longer have to worry about compiling HPHP, which saves time and possible headache. We needn’t use this version though, we can still download a minimal, Aesop only version complete with full source code.

Compile – Compiling HPHP applications from the command line means well, using a command line, setting environmental variables, and so on. Thus, we remove this burden and instead focus on making sure our code-base is acceptable to HPHP.

Aesop builds the file lists HPHP requires for code-compilation, sets environment variables, displays errors, and also manages the results of HPHP for the other main function of Aesop…

Manage Servers – Compiling code is only half the story. Once compiled HPHP has literally created a server-in-a-box for us. It’s a single executable that contains your source converted to C++, a web server, and the full PHP run-time. Aesop manages these executable for us in a nice list format, allowing us to start, stop and delete them at will. Of course setting their properties using GUI controls or a more advanced interface to a so-called HDF file is included as well.

Graphic stand-alone administration for memcached to monitor and debug purpose This program allows to see in real-time (top-like) or from the start of the server, stats for get, set, delete, increment, decrement, evictions, reclaimed, cas command, as well as server stats (network, items, server version) with googlecharts

You can go further to see each server slabs, occupation, memory wasted and items (key & value).

Behat is an open source behavior driven development framework for php 5.3.

Behat was inspired by Ruby's Cucumber project and especially it's syntax part (Gherkin). It tries to be like Cucumber with input (Feature files) and output (console formatters), but in core, it built from the ground on the shoulders of giants:

Symfony Dependency Injection component Symfony Event Dispatcher component Symfony Console component Symfony Finder component Unlike any other php testing framework that tests applications inside out. Behat is testing applications outside in. It means, that Behat works only with your application's input/output. If you want to test your models - use unit testing framework instead, Behat created for behavior testing (but can be used for anything +) ).

Also, there's symfony plugin for Behat, so you can start testing your applications right now.

php-judy is an exentsion by Nicolas Brousse for the Judy C library.

http://github.com/orieg/php-judy

A Judy array is a complex but very fast associative array data structure for storing and looking up values using integer or string keys. Unlike normal arrays, Judy arrays may be sparse; that is, they may have large ranges of unassigned indices.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judy_array

Judy is a C library that implements a dynamic array. Empty Judy arrays are declared with null pointers. A Judy array consumes memory only when populated yet can grow to take advantage of all available memory. Judy's key benefits are: scalability, performance, memory efficiency, and ease of use. Judy arrays are designed to grow without tuning into the peta-element range, scaling near O(log-base-256) -- 1 more RAM access at 256 X population.

http://judy.sourceforge.net

Super simple setup Setting up an A/B test couldn’t be easier. Almost everything is done for you. You can be running multiple tests in only a matter of minutes.

Test anything Whether you want to test changes to your copy, HTML, CSS, javascript, or test completely different designs, phpA/B offers a way to do it.

Google Analytics integration phpA/B integrates automatically into your Google Analytics, allowing deeper insight into your tests’ impact on users.

High performance PHP-based tests run before users even begin loading your web pages. Javascript-based A/B tests cause funny twitches in your UI.

Search bot filtering Don’t let search engine robots skew your data. phpA/B automatically filters them out of your tests.

PHP Commit Hooks implement an extensible framework for commit hooks, mainly for PHP software, written in PHP. There are example configurations for commit hooks available in the src/examples directory.

The design of PCH is quite simple and is structured into two main entities:

Checks

Implements checks, for example verifying the commit message, or if the committed files are valid.

Reporters

Report the results of the checks to different channels, like commit mails to a mailing list, violations to the committer or leaving a message on the SVN shell.

Welcome to PHPsrc home of Eclipse Plugin PHP Tool Integration (PTI). PHP Tool Integration provides following Features for Eclipse:

PHP_CodeSniffer PHPUnit PHP Depend PHP Copy/Paste Detector ... and more will come!

phpCallGraph is a tool to generate static call graphs for PHP source code. Such a graph visualizes the call dependencies among methods or functions of an application. Arrows represent calls from one method to another method. Classes are drawn as rectangles containing the respective methods. The graphs can be leveraged to gain a better understanding of large PHP applications or even to debunk design flaws in them. The example call graph on the right shows the main class of phpCallGraph itself and the internal dependencies among its methods. It is also possible to visualize calls to internal functions of PHP and to some extend call dependencies among different classes. Have a look at the example call graphs to get an impression.

The core of the call graph generator forms an object-oriented PHP5 library, which may also be integrated in other projects. It leverages the InstantSVC CodeAnalyzer and DOT. On top of it, a commandline application allows easy creation of call graphs in various formats, e.g. text, png, jpg or svg. phpCallGraph is free software licensed under GPLv3.

Stalkr is a data persistence library. Stalkr enables your PHP web application to interact with database servers in a fully object-oriented pattern. No more messy SQL, no more nasty injection attacks!

This type of library is usually called an object-relational mapper, or ORM for short. However, Stalkr is different from your typical ORM. In addition to the usual “mapping” between PHP objects and SQL rows, Stalkr also boasts a wealth of scalability-friendly features, such as:

Exclusive features (of sorts: see the Yet Another ORM!? wiki page for more information)

Automatic and transparent integration with Memcached (drivers included!) Support for key-value stores, with built-in consistent hashing and redundancy (now with Redis support!) Seamless utilization of multiple clusters of potentially different database software Unique access control mechanism for additional security