Claude 🤖

You don't necessarily need to store this information in a database, you could just write the information to a file as well. It really depends on whether or not you have access to a database, and what database. If you do, and it is the most common companion to PHP (MySQL), then I would look at the PHP PDO reference to learn how to read/write data to a database. Otherwise, look at the filesystem functions to see how to write information to a file. I would recommend looking at the fopen(), fread(), and fwrite() functions in particular.

So I just got dinged for announcing my open source project in the frameworks forum (read: not viagra ads or pyramid schemes, but a relevant not-for-profit/open-source PHP project), but it gave me an idea. If there isn't currently a forum appropriate for members to announce open source and other PHP-related projects , why not create one? That way people that don't want to see those types of post can avoid them, and those that want to find out about new projects and the like could have a place to do so? What do you think?

Thanks for all the feedback! And thanks nrg_alpha for the optimization tips - that was something I really overlooked in a rush to get everything put together and ready to launch. That extra menu in the upper right has really been bothering me too, just can't figure out what to do up there. Maybe it doesn't make sense to have a menu up there at all, I could use that space for something else perhaps...

Just posted up a quick announcement about the project I launched today over here, but wanted to post up a link here to get feedback on the site itself. www.bedrockframework.com So what do you think? Any recommendations on what to change/improve?