I am not the guy who writes articles every other day, but fear not: I am planning to post further interesting Blogposts in the near future. For now, here is probably the biggest Script I've released as open-source: A MooTools based File-Manager for the web that allows you to (pre)view, upload and modify files and folders via the browser.

Over the past few weeks I found out again that it is hard to regularly publish and to work on great scripts that I can release here every now and then, but the idea of a Round-Up-Post about MooTools has been in my head ever since I started working on this Portfolio. You will find cool scripts, interesting blog posts, information about the MooTools development in general and my opinion on all those things. Tell me if you enjoy this so I will make a write-up every one to three weeks, depending on what is going on with MooTools.

More than two years ago I implemented something unique and I thought it would take over the world someday. Well, it seems like I was wrong. It may just be that I had no place before to release this awesome little snippet. There also is a reason why it took me so long to release it: See, it is about Pagination and I did not want to show off a nice feature without actually using it myself. Coming next after the MooTools Tree-Component and the Pseudoselectors article: The awesome Pagination.

I have decided to not only post those big comprehensive articles but rather post some useful and short Snippets for you to use (mainly to fill the gap). So this time around I'm going to present to you a PHP-Class that makes it easily possible to sort data in multi-dimensional arrays. Well, not really multi-dimensional but at least two-dimensional. It allows you to sort any array consisting of arrays with key value pairs.

So this is it - the new portfolio, built on Styx, my PHP Framework. It is more sophisticated, more mature than the already 3 year's old previous portfolio and a place to share my thoughts, scripts and ideas. You will find stuff about PHP - my Framework, standalone scripts and some coding advice over here. On the other hand there will be stuff about JavaScript - mostly scripts for, comments on and articles about the MooTools JavaScript library.