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PHPAnywhere: Online PHP Editor

azim — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 11:23:32 +0000

PHPAnywhere is a free online PHP editor based on Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It allows web developers to code and edit their web applications (written in PHP) from anywhere online and right inside their browser. The application includes a real-time syntax code editor and built-in FTP client that supports all web formats.

To get started and begin managing PHP and other files user first needs to add an FTP server(s). Built-in FTP explorer lets users edit/delete remote files, modify folder permissions and perform other FTP functions.

Features:

Code and edit PHP files from browser. No need to install anything.
Real time code syntax highlighting.
Add multiple FTP servers.
Manage remote files using built-in FTP client (change file and folder permissions, edit/delete files etc).
Different skins to change the look of the application.
Real-time code collaboration is coming soon.
Free, sign up to get started.

Check out PHPAnywhere @ www.phpanywhere.net

Njouba: Search MP3s, Books, FTPs, Rapidshare & Torrents

abhijeet — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 03:26:20 +0000

Wow ! It seems I’m just in love with alternative search engines, isn’t it. Today I talked about how search.io lets you search different sites in tabs on the same page. And here I come across another cool alternative search engine named Njouba which lets you

- search the web and find free mp3s online
- search for videos on video sharing sites
- search images
- search for files on FTPs
- search web for PDF e-books
- search Rapidshare content
- search torrents

All of these search tools can be accessed in different tabs on a single page.

It shows the links to the files on the respective sites. This could be a very useful search site for sure.

In the following screenshot, I searched the rapidshare tab for the query ‘Dark Knight’ and it immediately showed the related downloadable files in Rapidshare.

Certainly a handy search tool. It is also available in different languages. Give it a shot.

Check out Njouba @ www.njouba.com ( Contributed by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog )

Anyclient : Web-based FTP Client

Aibek Esengulov — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 05:55:38 +0000

AnyClient is the ~~first and only~~ web-based FTP client. That’s right, an online service aimed to provide users with a simple and easy file transfer client that works on any browser and operating system, and requires no installation. Similar to desktop FTP cleints, AnyClient comes with a profile manager that lets you store site profiles locally. This way the next time you load AnyClient you can connect to any saved site without filling login and server details all over.

Disclaimer: Anyclient is a web-based FTP client, thus there is a possibility that your account/login details may be viewed by third party individuals. Use it at your own risk.

Additional Features

Save site profiles for regular access.
Zip upload: Compress and upload file to FTP server with a single click.
All site profiles are saved on your computer and cannot be seen by anyone but yourself.
Download and install Anyclient on your computer (Windows, Mac OSX, Linux/Solaris). It’s free.
Supports several secure protocols: FTPS (FTP over SSL), SFTP/SSH and secure WebDAV via HTTPS.
Requirement: The only requirement is Java (most probably you already have it)
No registration. No email. No fees.

Check out Anyclient @ www.anyclient.com