DocBlox is unmasked … it is really phpDocumentor 2!

Announcing phpDocumentor 2 - the merging of the old (phpDocumentor) and the new (DocBlox). With the first alpha release of phpDocumentor (2.0.0a1), the new “Responsive” default template sports a new page layout, along with the useful layout improvements that the original DocBlox templates provided (which remain available) over the old phpDocumentor templates (which will retire with old phpDocumentor). Explore this new template at http://demo.phpdoc.org/Responsive/index.html. *But [...]

Release of v0.17.0

2nd month in a row that we had to postpone the release of DocBlox. I don’t intend to make this a habit as I do not like this at all. BUT! It was worth the effort in the end. DocBlox now has improved support for templating and a nice performance increase has been made.

Release of v0.15.0

Here we are again! First weekend of October and time for the launch of 0.15.0. The most prominent new features are Plugins and more validations!

Release of v0.13.3

It would appear I have forgotten to write a blog post after the release of v0.13.2 and v0.13.1. Bit of a shame.. So together with v0.13.3 I am posting the fixes and enhancements of the past two bug fix releases as well!

Release of v0.13.0

One day later than planned but this is an awesome release to do! 0.13.0 brings several improvements related to inheritance of items (thus seeing your parent’s method in a child class) and not to say the least an overhaul of the Class view!

Release of v0.12.0

As announced last month is release 0.12.0 of DocBlox here. I had intended to finish restructuring the application and then implement the Plugin architecture but this is taking more effort then I could manage in one month of work combined with working on existing feature requests. Despite this, DocBlox has an great set of new [...]

Release of v0.11.0

A lot has happened in the past month, not all of which in the code. Unfortunately we also had to postpone this release with one week as a critical bug arose which affected any file which was larger than 50.000 lines of code (also known as 50 KLOC). Please don’t get me wrong: if you [...]