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After a long development and QA cycle, we are proud to release version 2.0 of PHP-GTK. This release, named leap day special, marks PHP-GTK 2 as stable and comes with support for GTK+ versions 2.6 through 2.12. Although support for more recent versions than 2.8 is not 100% complete, we hope to cover as much of the API as possible in upcoming releases.

This release comes with support for custom GTypes and signals, more API coverage, and the usual slew of bug fixes. Take a look at the Changelog for detailed information on changes since the beta.

If you're looking to learn PHP-GTK, the documentation is a great place to start. There's also an excellent book from Apress by Scott Mattocks on the topic. We hope you will enjoy developing applications with PHP-GTK 2. Please don't hesitate to file bug reports at the bug tracker, or give us feedback on the php-gtk-general mailing list. Have fun!

Hi all,

2 years after begining, I'm happy to announce you the " Beta " release of the Gul 2.0 project, the XUL parser for PHP GTK (97% released). I have to do lot of things, but i think it looks like something.

You can find documentation on RedSofa.

The PHP-GTK team is proud to announce the release of a beta version of PHP-GTK 2. This release, aptly named extension extravaganza, brings with it tons of new features that you can look forward to:

As you have probably already read elsewhere, the PHP-GTK development team is readying for PHP-GTK 2 beta, with many new widgets from the recent GTK+ versions.

This would be a good time for community members to create small samples demonstrating each and every one of the new widgets, to go to the single widgets tutorials section on this site, in order to alleviate the workload on the core developers and leave them free to work on the more difficult parts of PHP-GTK itself.

With a new release of PHP-GTK comes the need for new documentation. The documentation effort is currently in the organizational stages.

Official PHP-GTK documentation

Currently the PGP-GTK documentation team consists of :

While the development team works hard to finish the API (90% coverage is not far off), a new set of online tutorials has sprung up recently kksou.com. The tutorials are short and to the point. They cover those nagging issues that don't necessarily prevent you from completing your application, but add a great deal to the finished product.