This is a perl version of phpMyAdmin. More and more I am finding that there are companies or organizations who would like to shut down use of PHP on their servers. Or sometimes people just don't want to use PHP on their servers. One of my clients once had an SQL server that could only be accessed by command line because they had shut off PHP on their servers. I had a lot of SQL to do for their project. Though I do not always mind using command line, there was some visualization that was nicer on a web page. So i created my own version of phpMyAdmin.

It's still in its infancy, but I plan on building it up so that it has all the capabilities, if not more, of phpMyAdmin.

I am estimating that I should have this done soon. All of the major uses and functions work fine as is. I just need to add in some more of the bells and whisltes currently offered by phpMyAdmin, and do some more testing.

This is simply a perl discussion board. It will connect to an SQL database.

This project is pretty much complete. In fact this is the discussion board used for this site. I just need to put some more documentation in and make it package ready.

Ever wish you could use your Amazon wishlist with (any) other site? That's where this application began. You will be able to tell the system who can or cannot see your items. You can even specify item by item. The system will also keep track of items purchased, hiding the purchases from the future-owner, but showing it to anyone else who might want to purchase this item. There is a link you can add to your browsers 'Links' menu that will allow you to add items from the page you are currently viewing to your wishlist.

And much more.

This project is pretty much complete. I just need to clean up the display a little, do some more testing, and make it package-ready.