DBGp is a debugger protocol defined by the developers of Xdebug. This " "plugin integrates debuggers that supports the DBGp protocol with Quanta. \n" "

In order to use this plugin for PHP debugging, you need to get a " "supporting debugger. Currently, only Xdebug is tested.

This version of the debugger supports version %PROTOCOLVERSION% of the " "DBGp protocol.

Gubed PHP Debugger Plugin for Quanta +

Gubed is a PHP debugger available for free through GPL. This plugin " "integrates Gubed with Quanta.

In order to use this plugin for PHP debugging, you need to get the Quanta " "package from the Gubed project page, http://sourceforge.net/projects/gubed, at SourceForge \n" "

For more info about Gubed, please visit the Gubed website at http://gubed.sf.net

This version of the debugger supports the %PROTOCOLVERSION% version of " "the Gubed protocol.

Your Contribution Can Make a Difference

Quanta Plus would not be what it is today without " "sponsored developers. Andras Mantia has been full time since mid 2002 and " "Michal Rudolf came on part time in spring of 2004. Over the life of the " "project development has been largely sponsored by the efforts of the Project " "Manager, Eric Laffoon. In addition to his minimum 10-20 hour a week time " "commitment, his company, Kitty Hooch LLP has an ongoing financial commitment to keep Quanta in " "continuous development. Our sponsored developers are also a catalyst to our " "volunteer developers.\n" "
Kitty Hooch is a small company with no " "employees, 2 active partners and several contract workers. After test " "marketing in the fall of 2001 they began wholesale and retail to national " "and international markets in early 2002. Kitty Hooch controls all aspects of " "their product production and marketing. Quanta sponsorship is no small " "expense for a small start up company. In 2003 cash flow and a bout with " "typhoid fever left Eric in debt and unable to keep up payments to Andras " "without help from the community. Thankfully a number of people stepped up. " "We now have several large sponsors along with a number of generous " "contributors. This has enabled us to bring Michal on part time. Now we are " "looking to be able to move him to full time. The challenge for this project " "to assume a leading role as a \"killer desktop application\" is great.\n" "

Balancing open source ideals and fiscal\n" "reality

\n" " We believe that the open source model\n" "is the future of software, but it is no guarantee of success. How many open " "source projects that we had high hopes for are unmaintained today? In early " "2002 many people thought that Quanta Plus was dead. One person, Eric " "Laffoon, was not about to let the dream die. Quanta is more than surviving " "now, but developing a best-in-class tool is no easy task. We believe the key " "is consistent momentum. Nothing ensures this better than programmers who can " "work without financial or time distractions. Why do you think OSS projects " "die?
As Quanta grows the project management " "demands are increasing and ironically impacting the revenue stream it " "requires to continue. The impact of our sponsored developers has been huge! " "We are looking to make Quanta grow even faster. Eric needs to be able to " "free even more time to bring several new and exciting ideas through coding " "to release. We have other expenses too, with conferences and keeping our " "systems up to date so we don't lose time fighting old hardware. We want " "to make Quanta the best web tool anywhere!. This will require a nucleus " "of active core developers. We hope professional developers and companies " "using Quanta will help us to reach our goals with sponsorship donations that " "will relieve financial stresses.\n" "

Could Quanta die without your support?

We'd like to think not! But from February 2001 " "to June 2002 there was very little activity and many months with no work " "done at all. This came about because of cash flow problems which led to the " "original developers leaving to do a commercial project. The fact remains " "that our most productive volunteer developers, as much as we think they're " "wonderful, go long periods where they just can't make time to code on the " "project. We estimate our active users number well over a million, yet we " "have only a few dozen people a year supporting the project. In fact 3-4 " "people account for over half of our current support. Clearly the actions of " "a few people make a huge difference, and yours can make a difference too.\n" "

Will you help make a difference?

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DBGp Plugin for Quanta +

Gubed PHP Debugger Plugin for Quanta +

Your Contribution Can Make a Difference

Balancing open source ideals and fiscal\n" "reality

Could Quanta die without your support?

Will you help make a difference?