PHPMailer is the world's leading email transport class and downloaded an average of more than 32,000 each month. In March 2009, PHPMailer was downloaded more than 31,000 times -- that's an average of 1,000 downloads daily. Our thanks to our new users and loyal users. We understand you have many choices available to select from and we thank you for select our fast and stable tool for your website and projects.
Credits:
PHPMailer's original founder is Brent Matzelle. The current team is:
Project Administrator: Andy Prevost (codeworxtech),
codeworxtech@users.sourceforge.net
Author: Andy Prevost (codeworxtech) codeworxtech@users.sourceforge.net
Author: Marcus Bointon (coolbru)
coolbru@users.sourceforge.net
PHPMailer is used in many projects ranging from Open Source to commercial packages. Our LGPL licensing terms are very flexible and allow for including PHPMailer to enhance projects of all types. If you discover PHPMailer being used in a project, please let us know about it.
WHY USE OUR TOOLS & WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?
A valid question. We're developers too. We've been writing software, primarily for the internet, for more than 15 years. Along the way, there are two major things that had tremendous impact of our company: PHP and Open Source. PHP is without doubt the most popular platform for the internet. There has been more progress in this area of technology because of Open Source software than in any other IT segment. We have used many open source tools, some as learning tools, some as components in projects we were working on. To us, it's not about popularity ... we're committed to robust, stable, and efficient tools you can use to get your projects in your user's hands quickly. So the shorter answer: what's in it for you? rapid development and rapid deployment without fuss and with straight forward open source licensing.
Now, here's our team:
About Andy Prevost, AKA "codeworxtech". | About Marcus Bointon, AKA "coolbru". |
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www.codeworxtech.com
for more information. Our company, Worx International Inc., is the publisher of several Open Source applications and developer tools as well as several commercial PHP applications. The Open Source applications are ttCMS and DCP Portal. The Open Source developer tools include QuickComponents (QuickSkin and QuickCache) and now PHPMailer. We have staff and offices in the United States, Caribbean, the Middle East, and our primary development center in Canada. Our company is represented by agents and resellers globally. Worx International Inc. is at the forefront of developing PHP applications. Our staff are all Zend Certified university educated and experts at object oriented programming. While Worx International Inc. can handle any project from trouble shooting programs written by others all the way to finished mission-critical applications, we specialize in taking projects from inception all the way through to implementation - on budget, and on time. If you need help with your projects, we're the team to get it done right at a reasonable price. Over the years, there have been a number of tools that have been constant favorites in all of our projects. We have become the project administrators for most of these tools. Our developer tools are all Open Source. Here's a brief description:
We're committed to PHP and to the Open Source community. Opportunities with Worx International Inc.:
Andy Prevost (aka, codeworxtech) codeworxtech@users.sourceforge.net We now also offer website design. hosting, and remote forms processing. Visit WorxStudio.com for more information. |
Marcus is the technical director of Synchromedia Limited, a UK-based company providing online business services. Synchromedia's main services are: Smartmessages.net
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How can we help you?In addition to our headline services, we also provide consulting, development, hosting and sysadmin services, so if you just need a simple web hosting package, we can do that too. Not surprisingly, we know rather a lot about email, so you can talk to us about that too. Please contact us if you'd like to know more. Marcus is a regular attendee at PHP London, and occasionally speaks on email at technical conferences. |