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<title>How good is PHP-Nuke?</title>
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<description>I am sure at least once you have asked this question. If you read the post of the people on the internet what you hear about PHP-Nuke is bad most of the time. You get to hear thing like: PHP-Nuke is a thing of the past, a Swiss cheese in the security, lack of response from the main developer, poor development code and a lot more. I don&amp;rsquo;t plan to prove wrong those posts instead I want the rest of the web surfers to have a second opinion.</description>
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<title>A better backend.php for all of us</title>
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<description>As probably all of you already know you can subscribe to any phpnuke site using the file backend.php, while working in a response for Mtwo (member of dadanuke.org) I realize that we can use the backend.php file provided with the nuke distribution from this site (www.dadanuke.org) to show only the news in an specific category. But it was not working as it should.</description>
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<title>MedData</title>
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<description>Not long ago I was hired by a company to develop an interface for the MedData services. The first project was make an application that will import the response file (an XML file as text) Using Visual Basic 6.0 the first working program was delivered on time, but short after it the second request for a little more advance program came out.</description>
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<title>Porting Ajax IM</title>
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<description>In my quest for the ultimate chat system for PHPNuke I found Ajax IM and to tell you the true I am amaze. After few minutes playing with it I contacted the main developer (Joshua) and I let him know about porting his app to PHPNuke to what he replay:    &amp;ldquo;By all means, port Ajax IM -- that&amp;#39;s why it&amp;#39;s open source!&amp;rdquo;    After the response now all is on my side.</description>
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<title>Webmessenger Port to PHP-Nuke</title>
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<description>I have been searching lately about jabber because I want to setup a really good Messenger network and alter selecting the Server for the Chat I was just missing the client and I already have the nuke site and I don&amp;rsquo;t want the users using something else so I got the last existing version of the web messenger and I ported to nuke.</description>
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<title>New palce for Lyrics Module</title>
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<description>After a long wait to get new and fixed version of lyrics, their new home is almost ready now, few more cosmetics changes and done.  Also we are just puting togethe the last addition to this great module to make a new release. This will be really soon. Thanks to all who make this happen and also just to remaind you that all the old post from this module are going to stay in the Jester&amp;#39;s page, but beside that we are going to have the support for this module too.</description>
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