PHP integration for Smart sheet.

I'd like to be able to collaborate or even open to purchasing of SDK for PHP.

Although PHP is not directly supported, one of us has to take an initiative, and wondering if anybody has a starting point, or anything of reasonable value that we can take and move forward?

I am open for anything and everything, to help make this community and SDK stronger.
Bala

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Naeem Ejaz

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It's great to see your enthusiasm for strengthening the PHP community and SDK! Here are a few starting points and resources that might help you move forward:

GitHub Repositories: There are several open-source PHP SDKs and collaboration tools available on GitHub. For example, the HPD Collaborative PHP SDK is designed for integrating OAuth authentication into PHP applications[1]. Exploring such repositories can provide a good foundation.
PHP SDK Binary Tools: The PHP SDK Binary Tools repository offers a toolkit for building PHP under Windows[2]. This can be useful if you're looking to develop or customize your own SDK.
Community Collaboration: Engaging with the PHP community on platforms like GitHub, Stack Overflow, and PHP-specific forums can help you find collaborators and gather valuable insights. You might also consider contributing to existing projects to gain experience and build connections.
Purchasing SDKs: If you're open to purchasing, tools like PHP Tools for Visual Studio and VS Code by DEVSENSE offer comprehensive development environments for PHP[3]. These tools can enhance your development workflow and provide robust support.
Documentation and Tutorials: The official PHP documentation is a great resource for learning and troubleshooting. It includes installation instructions, usage guides, and best practices[4].

By leveraging these resources, you can take meaningful steps towards developing or enhancing a PHP SDK. If you have any specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

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Naeem Ejaz

a{text-decoration:none;color:#464feb}

It's great to see your enthusiasm for strengthening the PHP community and SDK! Here are a few starting points and resources that might help you move forward:

GitHub Repositories: There are several open-source PHP SDKs and collaboration tools available on GitHub. For example, the HPD Collaborative PHP SDK is designed for integrating OAuth authentication into PHP applications[1]. Exploring such repositories can provide a good foundation.
PHP SDK Binary Tools: The PHP SDK Binary Tools repository offers a toolkit for building PHP under Windows[2]. This can be useful if you're looking to develop or customize your own SDK.
Community Collaboration: Engaging with the PHP community on platforms like GitHub, Stack Overflow, and PHP-specific forums can help you find collaborators and gather valuable insights. You might also consider contributing to existing projects to gain experience and build connections.
Purchasing SDKs: If you're open to purchasing, tools like PHP Tools for Visual Studio and VS Code by DEVSENSE offer comprehensive development environments for PHP[3]. These tools can enhance your development workflow and provide robust support.
Documentation and Tutorials: The official PHP documentation is a great resource for learning and troubleshooting. It includes installation instructions, usage guides, and best practices[4].

By leveraging these resources, you can take meaningful steps towards developing or enhancing a PHP SDK. If you have any specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

bpmuthus

Thank you. I love that idea as a back up option and can look into it. Will wait for a few more days if anyone here can miraculously share some insights as well.

Take care
Bala

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