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PHPLIB is an object-oriented application development toolkit for PHP. It is primarily of benefit to Web application developers, but contains classes which are useful to other PHP developers as well.
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I have been using this library for over 10 years. Over that time I have made many enhancements. I'm currently using it with php5.5 & 5.6 and I've written database layer for PDO with support for prepared statements. I also developed a code generator to build the required PHPLIB classes and form templates from an SQL DB. Google "phplib bevhost"
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Sugiero que retomemos este proyecto. He usado la libreria por muchos años y en la version php 5.3.6 de ubuntu me tocó cambiar la autenticación
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Amazing project, thanks a ton for posting
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I was using PHPLIB from php4 days. I never encountered so powerful and lightweight library to speed up my PHP development process. It had everything i needed, and i think it was the first php-ish that abstracted the db layer, so i was able to switch databases eg. MySQL and pgSQL like in few hours with only changing connection params and adapting tables ... furthermore it has really rudimental ACL built in, but in 90% of cases i don't need more and that is better it always works without trouble !!! It has a simple shopping cart built in, and session management.... so all in all in 500Kb you get a lotta of nice php things. I admit for usage with PHP5 it needs some adaptation but i still use it and don't even think to bother with giants like eg. Zend or Cake ... so if you need something lightfull that will not overhead your php project go for it ... I hope that the original creator will readapt it for PHP5, i'm sorry it stucked at 7.4 version like in 2007 ?