Si tu kiffes pas reunoi, t'écoutes pas et puis c'est tout.
Wednesday 25 February 2009
By Geoffrey on Wednesday 25 February 2009, 00:08 - Symfony - no comment
In case you didn't notice, as of today (well, yesterday really) the symfony's api documentation features an opensearch plugin with autocompletion, that you can use straight from the comfort of your favorite browser (given that it supports the opensearch standard, which is the case for at least firefox and IE, although you won't get autocomplete in this last case).
Thursday 19 July 2007
By Geoffrey on Thursday 19 July 2007, 12:02 - Coding - 3 comments
While the Zend Framework's manual is somewhat quite good, it lacks a feature that make it a really good manual: search. I find it very frustrating to not be able to make a simple search and therefor having to browse through the extensive TOC to find what I'm actually looking for. Here enters the very handy Google co-op service which allows creation of custom search engines based on Google's indexes. It do not takes more than five minutes to setup a simple search engine, thus providing search capability to the manual :-)
And as a good news never comes alone, I also made the OpenSearch plugin for it.
UPDATE
I made a simpler url to remind of: http://zend.riskle.com/search/ and updated the opensearch thing to use that url.