Apple Aperture is an application designed for professional photographers and helps them to manage their workflow.
With Apple Aperture you can export selected pictures in different formats, however there is no way to share the entire library.
But what if you wanted to give others access to your pictures? With PHPture you can view the entire content of an Aperture Library in a web browser from any computer.
News
Another update with bugfixes
August 22, 2007
It's not packed with new features like some people have requested. But this new version does contain a number of fixes. First of all, viewing th econtents of a folder containing projects now really shows all pictures. Secondly, sorting by date now works properly. In addition to that the images can now be sorted by pixel size and import group. The date on which the picture was taken is correctly displayed in this version.
PHPture 1.2 can be downloaded from SourceForge.
New version of PHPture released
June 26, 2007
The first version after the inital release is now available for download, it contains a number of fixes for displaying projects. It also has a new option to disable the sharing of master images.
Publicty
May 17, 2007
It looks like I send an email just to the right person. Today PHPture was featured on Aperture Plugged In, Aperture Users Professional Network and Imaging Insider.
Until now Aperture has received quite some positive feedback. I also had to help somebody configuring Apache. I think I'll add another manual for that later because I can imagine people want to want some changes there, but it can be quite hard to figure it all out by yourself.
FAQ and screenshots online
May 15, 2007
Yesterday I put some screenshots online, and I just made a page for frequently asked questions.
First release of PHPture
May 13, 2007
After spending some time writing the installation manual and working on the website for PHPture I uploaded the first public version of PHPture to SourceForge.net from where it available for downloading.
I don't expect thousands of downloads the first night, I'll ask some Aperture-users to test it later. First I'll get some rest and work on some other projects.