PHP and JavaScript Innovation Award Report September 2015 Edition - June 2015 nominees - PHP Classes blog

This is the latest podcast hangout episode on the PHP Innovation Award  and the JavaScript Innovation Award about the nominees of June 2015. We comment only on past nominees to avoid influencing the voting results. This way we are only talking of packages published already in June. The nominees of June were voted on July. In August the results were announced.

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JavaScript Innovation Award Winners of June 2015 (00:30)

Rank	Class	Author		Score	Points	Prize
1	JavaScript Image Resize Rescale images smoothly using HTML canvas objects	Andras Toth		28.57%	6	One downloadable e-book of choice by O'Reilly
1	JavaScript Keyboard Shortcuts Execute functions when certain keys are pressed	Everton da Rosa		28.57%	6	One book of choice by Packt
3	JavaScript EU Cookie Law Block cookies until the user accept them by EU law	Diego La Monica		14.29%	4	One year server license IP to country, region, city, latitude, longitude, ZIP code, time zone, area code database
3	Francium JavaScript Voice Recorder Record user voice and encode it as MP3 or WAV	Subin Siby		14.29%	4
3	ES5 Spread Operator Emulate the ES6 spread operator under EcmaScript 5	Stephen Chapman		14.29%	4
6	Cordova Motion Reminder Cordova plugin to notify device motion events	Franz Josef Brünner		<1.00%	1

JavaScript Innovation Award Rankings of 2015 (11:07)

Rank	Author		Packages	Points
1	Andras Toth		6	23
2	Suresh Kumar		4	13
3	Stephen Chapman		2	8
3	Diego La Monica		2	8
5	Dusan Boskic		2	7
5	Gianluca Zanferrari		1	7
7	Jackson Knowlton		1	6
7	Everton da Rosa		1	6
7	Franz Josef Brünner		2	6
10	Jonathan Gotti		1	5

Rank	Country		Packages	Points
1	Hungary		6	23
2	India		5	17
3	Australia		2	8
3	France		2	8
3	Italy		2	8
6	Serbia		2	7
6	United States		2	7
6	The Netherlands		1	7
9	Austria		2	6
9	Brazil		1	6

PHP Innovation Award Winners of June 2015 (13:20)

Rank	Class	Author		Score	Points	Prize
1	PHP MySQL to MySQLi Replace mysql functions using the mysqli extension	Dave Smith		31.25%	13	One downloadable copy of PhpED Professional
2	Add Module PHP Trait Trait to add pluggable modules to classes	Matthew Knowlton		18.75%	12	One downloadable e-book of choice by O'Reilly
3	PHP RAR Library Create, manipulate and extract RAR archives	Dmitry Mamontov		12.50%	11	SourceGuarding PHP encoder tool
4	PHP Apriori Algorithm Data Miner Reduce a set of transactions to a smaller group	Dave Smith		9.38%	10
5	PHP Hulu Video Generate HTML to embed Hulu videos in Web pages	Dave Smith		6.25%	9
5	PHP AutoSave Form Draft Save form input values in browser storage as draft	Dave Smith		6.25%	9
5	Simple PHP CSS Parser Parse CSS stylesheets and edit CSS styles	intekhab rizvi		6.25%	9	PhpStorm IDE personal permanent license
8	PHP Code Analyzer Analyze PHP code to check if it uses extensions	wapmorgan		3.12%	6	One book of choice by Packt
8	PHP Time Dilation Calculate the time dilation between objects	Dave Smith		3.12%	6
8	PHP KairosDB Client Connect and execute queries on KairosDB	Daniel Martinez		3.12%	6
11	Aliased Array Assign array entries that point to other entries	Richard Williams		<1.00%	3
11	PHP RPM Packager Create RPM packages for PHP applications	wapmorgan		<1.00%	3
11	PHP Whois Domain Info Get domain whois information checking IANA first	namlengoc		<1.00%	3

PHP Innovation Award Rankings of 2015 (28:41)

Rank	Author		Packages	Points
1	Dave Smith		9	88
2	Dmitry Mamontov		4	42
3	Matthew Knowlton		3	39
4	Ghali Ahmed		3	26
5	wapmorgan		5	24
6	Alessio Felicioni		2	22
6	Till Wehowski		3	22
6	Dan Thanh		2	22
9	Samuel Adeshina		2	21
10	Mostafa Abd-El-Hamid		2	19

Rank	Country		Packages	Points
1	United States		14	135
2	Russian Federation		13	99
3	Egypt		4	36
4	Germany		6	34
5	India		4	29
6	Nigeria		3	28
7	Tunisia		3	26
7	France		3	26
9	Italy		2	22
10	Switzerland		3	21

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