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ContentPeople: Review: Quanta Plus

By Jono Bacon

“In recent times, we have seen the advent of Linux as a
prominent web development platform, no doubt as a result of the
popular LAMP framework: Linux Apache MySQL PHP. Thanks to its open
source nature, it has given everyone access to an enterprise class
environment for web applications.

“The LAMP community has created a variety of supporting text
editors, tools and utilities to help you craft your web
applications. One of the most popular is the Quanta Plus web
development environment.

“Once upon a time, there was just one Quanta. It was free, open
source and integrated solidly into one of the most popular Unix
desktop environments, KDE. The project ticked away quietly,
releasing new versions regularly. However, a change was afoot. Some
of the project’s core developers took up employment with the
commercial KDE development house, theKompany. The result was Quanta
Gold: a commercial version of the Quanta web development
environment…”

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