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Latest news
RADICORE v2.33.0 released05 May 2026
RADICORE v2.32.0 released07 April 2026
RADICORE v2.31.0 released13 January 2026
Knowledge Base
Creating a customisable software package08 January 2026
The Road to Rapid Application Development (RAD)21 December 2024
Evolution of the RADICORE framework01 June 2022
Articles
Global Awards Winner 2025/2630 April 2026
The CEO Views Awards 202510 November 2025
Business Chief's Insights Awards 202507 November 2025
Other Stuff
Dependency Injection for Heretics20 March 2026
Programming is an art, not a science06 March 2026
PHP Best Practices for Database Applications31 December 2025
Videos
Global Awards Winner 2024/2501 March 2025
Global Awards Winner 2023/2428 July 2024
What are Transaction Patterns and how are they used in the RADICORE framework?16 May 2024
Credits and Acknowledgements
3rd Party Libraries
Radicore is primarily the work of a single person, but certain components or ideas have been provided by 3rd parties. It is fitting that these 3rd party contributions be properly recognised.
Note: 3rd Party libraries are only included in the product if they can be used without restriction in both commercial and non-commercial applications.
Code Contributions
Users of Radicore may contribute their own code snippets to the project, but no contributions can be accepted unless copyright is assigned to Radicore Software Limited who will immediately grant you back all your rights under copyright, including the rights to copy, modify, and redistribute your contributions. Where possible the author's name will be retained in the contributed code. Such contributions have been received from the following:
- Kyle Brost of softelephant.com for the file download script.
- Craig Turner for his tips on improving the speed of some XSL transformations.
- Ian Katz for the google-style pagination options.
- Kong for the javascript which prevents a submit button from being pressed more than once.

