05/10, @10:00am: Lemondoo →

A nice tutorial about doing a Todo web app with Limonade.

05/6, @9:27pm: PHPBuilder.com: Building Web Apps with the Limonade PHP Framework →

04/1, @8:22am: Lemontrac bug tracker →

Angelo Rodrigues share in this post how he wrote a bug tracker with Limonade PHP.

10/16, @6:22pm: Limonade PHP 0.5 is released!

It’s finally there with many fixes and new features since the 0.4.6. See the CHANGES file to learn more.

For those who use to work with the master branch, nothing really new but it’s a confirmation of the code stability, with an extra effort for documenting and testing the last features.

The TODO has been cleaned up and will show you more clearly what I plan for the next releases. If you want to contribute, you’re welcome ;-)

Thanks to all Limonade addicts !

— Fabrice Luraine

10/8, @4:41pm: http://github.com/sofadesign/lemons →

I want to keep Limonade core thin, only with essentials features, but what about those useful stuff we carry from project to project ? Just keep and share those lemons together in http://github.com/sofadesign/lemons ;-)

08/11, @11:59am

We need to be more specific in our READMEs and Web sites where we can and think about what a smart newcomer would want to see. We need “Getting Started” or “For Newcomers” pages that tell people exactly what to do without bending over backwards to cover edge cases or show off esoteric features. Tours that don’t take diversions. Download X. Type Y. Run code Z. Instructing, rather than showing a smorgasbord of options, from which a new, confused user would choose none. Rather than offer 5 vaguely different alternatives on a “How To Install” page, give the simplest, most generic route, then discuss the alternatives for “advanced users. — Does Ruby Suffer From An Overabundance Of Choice? by Peter Cooper

06/22, @10:00am: Building Cloud Communication Apps with Tropo and Limonade (part 3) →

06/18, @10:00am: Limonade + LDAP example →

06/15, @9:16am: Building Cloud Communication Apps with Tropo and Limonade (part 2) →

05/14, @10:00am: RAC: PHP RabbitMQ Administration Console  →

RAC is an administration console for RabbitMQ, by Alvaro Videla and Neil Fang. It is written with Limonade PHP and uses the PHP Erlang Bridge Extension to communicate with RabbitMQ.