PHP Programming Language - Cultural View
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phpBB 230 socialise with members of the phpBB teams. The event also represented the first time that most members of the teams had a chance to meet each other in person. The phpBB teams underwent numerous changes in 2009. On January 1, the teams formally ended support for phpBB2. [23] Many of the non-development teams released betas and release candidates of side projects during this time. The first beta of AutoMOD, an automatic installer of phpBB MODifications, was released by the MOD Team on December 22, 2008. [24] The first release candidate of the Unified MOD Install Library (UMIL), a framework for allowing MOD authors to design simple database installation scripts, was released by the MOD Team on January 12, 2009. [25] The first release candidate of the Support Toolkit, a package of tools to diagnose and fix common support-related issues with phpBB, was released by the Support Team on June 24. [26] On June 10, 2009. the phpBB Development Team broke with their precedent of keeping future development plans under wraps and publicly previewed a series of new features that would be coming in phpBB 3.0.6. [27] After four RC releases, phpBB 3.0.6 was released on November 17. [28] The most notable new features included a bare-bones quick reply editor (a feature which the teams had historically been firmly opposed to), support for ACM (cache) plugins, ATOM feed support, and a plugin-based CAPTCHA system, including built-in support for reCAPTCHA among others. The modularization of phpBB's CAPTCHA also provided an API for MOD authors to write CAPTCHA plugins, allowing for greater diversification of the CAPTCHAs used in phpBB installations. The MOD Team also ran a competition to encourage CAPTCHA plugin development. [29] On July 29, 2009, the Development Team announced "significant changes" to the phpBB's development process and release cycle. [30] Chief among these was the decision to abandon the former Linux kernel versioning scheme, meaning that whether part of the version number was even or odd no longer was significant. As such, Ascraeus (the successor to 3.0.0 Olympus) is to become phpBB 3.1.0. (The original versioning scheme dictated that 3.1.x would be a development branch, meaning that Ascraeus would have been released as 3.2.0.) Subsequent feature releases of phpBB3 will be versioned as 3.2.0, 3.3.0, etc. phpBB 4.0.0 will represent a fundamentally redesigned version of phpBB. The strategy also committed the teams to continue supporting an older "stable" branch for at least 6–9 months after a newer "feature" branch was released. However, an exception was made for 3.0.6 which was already in development. Although it contained enough significant new features that it could have been considered a 3.1.0 release, it remained a part of the 3.0.x branch, which also meant that the teams did not have to simultaneously continue supporting 3.0.5 after 3.0.6's release. In January 2010, Meik Sievertsen stepped down as Lead Developer, instead taking on the roles of developer and "Server Manager". Nils Adermann was then promoted to Lead Developer.
phpBB 231 phpBB3 phpBB3 is the current stable version of phpBB. Following over three years of development and an eighteen-month beta/release candidate stage, it went gold on December 13, 2007. [31] Some of phpBB3's major features include: [32] • Modular design for the Admin Control Panel, Moderator Control Panel, and User Control Panel • Support for multiple database management systems, including MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Firebird, OpenLink Virtuoso, and other ODBC-accessible DBMS • Support for unlimited levels of subforums • Ability to create custom-defined BBCode • Ability to create custom profile fields • Permissions system phpBB3 also provides administrators with much more control over every aspect of the forum software, such as how it is displayed to management of user and group permissions. Consequently, this increased functionality makes the administrative interface much more complex, and new users have found it somewhat more intimidating than phpBB2. Administration Control Panel phpBB3's default theme is called prosilver. During phpBB3's long development process, prosilver was kept a heavily guarded secret from the public in order to prevent premature copying of the theme and so that it would not spoil the "wow" factor upon the final release of phpBB 3.0.0; [33] however, the unexpected website downtime of March 2007 prompted the teams to change plans and unveil the new theme early. prosilver includes a number of new design concepts over its predecessor subSilver, including a new admin panel without HTML frames and reduced use of HTML tables. One of the more contentious decisions has been to move the user info panel on the viewtopic page to the right in order to provide more focus on the post content. phpBB3 does not allow the use of HTML tags in comments. [34] An alternate default theme called subsilver2 comes bundled with phpBB, which is based on the default theme from phpBB2 called subSilver. However, an administrator must install it on the board manually before it is accessible to users. The phpBB Development Team quietly pushes out release candidates of minor updates of phpBB3 for "quality assurance testing" prior to general release. [35] These candidates are intended to prevent the possibility of significant bugs being produced by minor updates, thus causing a subsequent critical update to be released within days of the original. (This scenario happened twice during the 2.0.x line and once during phpBB's release candidate stage in 2007.) A mailing list is open to anyone interested in testing these "quality assurance" releases when they are available. The latest stable release in the 3.0.x line (code named "Olympus") is phpBB 3.0.7, the "Run bugs, run! Bertie is coming!" edition, released on February 28, 2010. [36] This version was superseded by 3.0.7-PL1 approximately a week later, on March 5, 2010, after the initial public release of 3.0.7 was found to introduce a security issue. [37] phpBB3 requires PHP 4.3.3 or later and is fully compatible with PHP 5.
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phpBB 231<br />
phpBB3<br />
phpBB3 is the current stable version of phpBB.<br />
Following over three years of development and<br />
an eighteen-month beta/release candidate stage,<br />
it went gold on December 13, 2007. [31]<br />
Some of phpBB3's major features include: [32]<br />
• Modular design for the Admin Control Panel,<br />
Moderator Control Panel, and User Control<br />
Panel<br />
• Support for multiple database management<br />
systems, including MySQL, Microsoft SQL<br />
Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Firebird,<br />
OpenLink Virtuoso, and other<br />
ODBC-accessible DBMS<br />
• Support for unlimited levels of subforums<br />
• Ability to create custom-defined BBCode<br />
• Ability to create custom profile fields<br />
• Permissions system<br />
phpBB3 also provides administrators with much<br />
more control over every aspect of the forum<br />
software, such as how it is displayed to<br />
management of user and group permissions.<br />
Consequently, this increased functionality makes<br />
the administrative interface much more complex,<br />
and new users have found it somewhat more intimidating than phpBB2.<br />
Administration Control Panel<br />
phpBB3's default theme is called prosilver. During phpBB3's long development process, prosilver was kept a heavily<br />
guarded secret from the public in order to prevent premature copying of the theme and so that it would not spoil the<br />
"wow" factor upon the final release of phpBB 3.0.0; [33] however, the unexpected website downtime of March 2007<br />
prompted the teams to change plans and unveil the new theme early. prosilver includes a number of new design<br />
concepts over its predecessor subSilver, including a new admin panel without HTML frames and reduced use of<br />
HTML tables. One of the more contentious decisions has been to move the user info panel on the viewtopic page to<br />
the right in order to provide more focus on the post content. phpBB3 does not allow the use of HTML tags in<br />
comments. [34] An alternate default theme called subsilver2 comes bundled with phpBB, which is based on the<br />
default theme from phpBB2 called subSilver. However, an administrator must install it on the board manually before<br />
it is accessible to users.<br />
The phpBB Development Team quietly pushes out release candidates of minor updates of phpBB3 for "quality<br />
assurance testing" prior to general release. [35] These candidates are intended to prevent the possibility of significant<br />
bugs being produced by minor updates, thus causing a subsequent critical update to be released within days of the<br />
original. (This scenario happened twice during the 2.0.x line and once during phpBB's release candidate stage in<br />
2007.) A mailing list is open to anyone interested in testing these "quality assurance" releases when they are<br />
available.<br />
The latest stable release in the 3.0.x line (code named "Olympus") is phpBB 3.0.7, the "Run bugs, run! Bertie is<br />
coming!" edition, released on February 28, 2010. [36] This version was superseded by 3.0.7-PL1 approximately a<br />
week later, on March 5, 2010, after the initial public release of 3.0.7 was found to introduce a security issue. [37]<br />
phpBB3 requires <strong>PHP</strong> 4.3.3 or later and is fully compatible with <strong>PHP</strong> 5.