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Bildbearbeitung mit asido

Asido ist ein Abstraktions-Layer für Bildbearbeitung in PHP.

Asido is a PHP (PHP4/PHP5) image processing solution, with “pluggable” drivers(adapters) for virtually any environment: GD2, Magick Wand, Image Magick via shell, Image Magick via extension, etc.

Asido offers the following functionality:

• resize images
• watermark images
• rotate imates
• copy images
• crop images
• grayscale images
• convert images

Heatmaps

Mit ClickHeat von labsmedia lassen sich Heatmaps erstellen, interessant.

ClickHeat is a visual heatmap of clicks on a HTML page, showing hot and cold click zones.

Benötigt wird Javascript, PHP und GD2.

3 CakePHP Tutorials

Auf the Bakery gibt es 3 neue CakePHP Tutorials:

Thumbnails generation with phpThumb

phpThumb is a great thumbnail generator, it can generate thumbs with GD, GD2 or ImageMagick. There are many features like crop, rotate, watermark,… see all the features on the phpThumb homepage.

Flexible controller and modelpaths

Cake enables you to define paths in the config/bootstrap.php file. If you add some more logic to that file, you will be able to create subfolders in the /controller and /model folders and place some controllers and models there. This could be usefull when baking large cakes and if you want to maintain some form of overview.

und Rails-like Data Validation

Easy Reflections Version 3

Easy Reflections Update.

Today I released Version 3 of Easy Reflections. This version brings about some significant advances, including full support for PNG alpha transparency in the source image, alpha transparency in the output image allowing for overlaying the mirrored images on-top of complex backgrounds or gradients, and colour tinting / saturation support.

Easy PHP Reflections v2.0

Richard Davey hat sein Script Easy PHP Reflections aktualisiert.

Easy Reflections v2 is a single PHP 4 script that creates reflections from any given GIF, JPEG or PNG image. When I say ‘reflection’ I mean in the Apple style as seen in the likes of iTunes, and now spreading across the web faster than a coyote on an ACME rocket.