sentbygod

Mickleover, Comté de Derby, UK

Development

Ubuntu, Firebug, PHP, phpMyAdmin, OpenOffice, MySQL, Apache HTTP Server, and Mozilla Firefox

	Apache HTTP Server Community rating: 4 Notes:
	Ubuntu Community rating: 4 Notes:
	PHP Community rating: 4 Notes: PHP is by far the most powerful web based programming language i have ever used. It provides an unparalleled platform for developing dynamic web based applications. And when used in tandem with javascript can be used to incredible effect
	Firebug Community rating: 4 Notes: Firebugs not only a fun toy for playing with other peoples sites. But it's also a great tool for making and testing quick changes to your own sites on the fly. I'm commonly using firebug to polish off my javascripts
	phpMyAdmin Community rating: 4 Notes: phpMyAdmin makes it easy for even inexperienced MySQL users to make changes to there database without limiting an experienced users access. However it doesn't get my 5 star since it lacks ajax like you'd expect from a web based application.
	Apache OpenOffice Community rating: 3 Notes: OpenOffice is a great office suite. It's about time somebody supported an open standard for document formatting. However it does lack a clone of "Microsoft Office Publisher" which for me is a vital part of the office suite.
	MySQL Community rating: 4 Notes: MySQL is amazing! I have no idea how they made it, but it works. Whenever i need a store of data for one of my PHP based programs i choose MySQL.
	Mozilla Firefox Community rating: 4 Notes: Mozilla Firefox, is by far the greatest web browser I've ever used. It always renders to the W3C standards, which makes it perfect for web development.
	Eclipse IDE for Java Community rating: 4 Notes:
	Zend Framework Community rating: 4 Notes:

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