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I’ve just worked, all the week, due to release this second version before my classes restart in the university.
I can say I learned many great things doing this new addon (specialy about XUL) and it’s very better than the first.
This second version is not focused in Brazilian groups, anymore and its special detail is that now you can see a function’s details without get out of the current page, it opens a smal floating panel with the function data.
You can, of course, search into official websites, browse new tools and applications focused in PHP of navigate through a huge list of PHP user groups.

Download at mozilla.

The addon has already reached more than 4 thousand downloads.

PHP Developer toolbar reaches more than 3 thousands downloads.
We are proud about it. The addon is still experimental, though, but we’re sure it’s not going to be like that for much more time.

PHP Developer ToolBar, addon for FireFox, has just reached its first thousand downloads!
During its third week of life, the PHPDevBar, as it is also known, has already had 253 Weekly Downloads woth 232 Active Daily Users.
Come along and download/try it too. Help us with your feed back.
Your comments on Mozilla’s website is also welcome.

Unfortunately, it’s still marked as experimental…we are waiting any mozilla’s member to validate it…what’s gonna happen soon, I believe.

PHP Developer ToolBar is an addon for firefox Jaydson and I have developed.
With this addon you can search in many different site engines for PHP method, classes or doubts.
You can find Brazilian PHP Groups and see PHPBC project, and PHP Empregos.
You can also see information about PHP Counter Project.

This toolBar offers you some tools from theWebMind service, to generate classes in an extreme easy way. More than that, using mind-language, you can generate DDL commands and the Classes as if you were using theWebMind.

The current version is 1.2.2

Link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/12686

Ps.: this is still an experimental addon, because it has no votes enough, so, if you want, you can contribute with posting comments, giving ideas, and voting in mozilla’s website.

I want to, in this webpage, post news about projects, keep in touch with people, say some of my thoughts, express some impressions, and annouce projects or ideas I’m working on.
I hope I’ll have feedback, suggestions, critics and ideas from “the readers”.