Description

Rbl-Navigator is my second plugin for Wordpress. In this plugin I just integrate a treeview menu in a widget.

This plugin permit to represent in just a widget your last articles, the list of the categories (and their “n” last articles), static links and the directory contents. I think I am going to add soon, if it seems usefull to you, the blogroll and the list of the last comments.

Exemple of use

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andLinux

For the lambda user it is very difficult to “test” Linux. Indeed, everybody don’t have many computers, the installation in a virtuel machine or in DualBoot can be risk and the tests with a “live-CD” distribution are quickly limitated.

It is in this point of viewthat I tried “andLinux” which is a Ubuntu complete distribution which directly works under Windows.
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Description

Treeview is the first component that I have developed (at the time in C + + for Windows 3). Since then I accommodate this development in various languages.
So I present you the last of the Tliste family PHP version. This component is a freeware under license GPL.

This component is a set of two classes PHP tliste the base class and rd_l which represents an element of the list. It is, in my opinion, relatively easy to use and easily adaptable. It’s still a “beta” version, which should be cleaned and I think also to produce two distinct versions for PHP-4 and PHP-5.

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We all usually use images, butons and icons in our applications. I also often need some to improve the look of my developments. The solution “image research” or on an other classical engine need a high work and moreover, the using condition (licence) of the founded image are very hard or impossible to identify.

So I search specifics sites which propose to me an icon library (I wanted a sober interface, easy to use and free images).

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I have worked in the informatic for over twenty years and during all these years I have used many different data bases (relational, hierarchic, or network).
So I have followed the evolution and sometimes the disparitions of these data bases.
Today I am still surprised of teh small place that DB2 occupy on the open Systems, and I give you in this article my opinion on this lateness.

First I would say DB2 has no problem on the Open Systems :

• Performances : very good
• Price : Competitive except of course in front of OpenSource
• Functionality : Good security
• Evolution : Regular version of the product

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