[jtheory]

What makes a project/webapp idea well-suited to PHP? It might be better to ask about your interests, your experience, etc.. Presumably you've branched off from coding basic CRUD apps into something more specialized; do you have expertise (and contacts, domain knowledge, etc.) you might want to leverage in a new project? Or do you want to start a side project to build more expertise in X?

What do you want out of this?

Suggestions for finding (and validating) ideas for new webapps/projects are all over; you might check into those.

[aoloe]

PHP is wells suited for software that you want the users to install on "their" server without requiring any server configuration skills.

Two simple projects I'm needing:

- A Tumblr like app where I can post / tag / search the link s I stumbled upon in my daily browsing (with screenshots?). - A secure but simple commenting engine that I can attach to any of my pages (spam / attacks detection; confirm / delete from links in mails).

Of course I need them as free software. And I'm probably going to work on them soon.

[nathancahill]

1. Check out clippy.in (http://clippy.in/)

2. Why not Disqus?

[aoloe]

As said above, PHP is good when you want something on your own webserver and you don't want your system administrator skills to be challenged.

In both cases, I want the software to run on my own server.