Project Zero Blog

I blogged last week that we have an WordPress running on WebSphere sMash.
Today I can announce that we also have MediaWiki also running.
MediaWiki 1.13.2 running on WebSphere sMash
We know of some PHP extension functions used in the MediaWiki codebase that are not yet supported by sMash, so this is just the [...]

Scott Lanningham has published the podcast he and I recorded with Naveen Noel Senior Solutions Architect for ZSL by the pool at Impact in Las Vegas. I have just listened to it and I think it came out pretty well. I think Scott edited out the parts where the helicopter buzzed the pool [...]

I uploaded another YouTube video for ProjectZero today:

This screencast illustrates the use of a Project Zero Flow to extend SugarCRM. In the video, I am running SugarCRM on Project Zero under the browser based web tooling.
I use the web tooling to write a snippet of PHP code to extract information from a SugarCRM business event; [...]

In the few short months since I announced that we can run phpBB on Project Zero we have been pushing hard to extend the XAPI interfaces in the PHP runtime that give us access to the wealth of PHP extensions. As we flesh out the interface and attach more extensions to the runtime we [...]

This is a continuation of my previous posts on the gift organizer application I built. Once I knew my model was working, I started on the client interface. My first goal was just to list all the gifts. I started with a .gt file for my main client-side interface, but quickly changed the extension [...]

I am here at Javapolis in Antwerp… very good conference. Seems to be about 3000 people here. In about 3 hours I am going to present an overview of Project Zero. There are lots of sessions here on complementary technology, including AJAX and Flex and the state of the Java world in general. I saw [...]

Want to see a live Project Zero site? Check out Energy Commons. Their website describes the goal of Energy Commons this way.
About EnergyCommonsEnergyCommons is a virtual community for knowledge exchange, discussion, collaboration, and resources on all things energy. For such an important topic that shapes our physical, political, and economic experiences, the [...]

I have started writing a new component for Zero to simplify access to Amazon’s Ecommerce Service (Amazon ECS). I figure this will be useful and a good way to validate some of our extension design for Zero. One of the cool things about Zero is how it makes it easy for a Zero component to [...]