This award was officially presented at the International PHP Conference
held at Frankfurt in November 2003 to two members of the team. The German PHP
Magazin hosted the readers choice again in 2005 and 2006; phpMyAdmin won for
both years in the same category.
SourceForge.net hosted its Community Choice Awards for the first time in 2006 and
phpMyAdmin won in two categories: Databases and System Administration. I
represented the team at LinuxWorld, Boston in April for the awards presentation.
The project also won "Best PHP Application of the Year" at the fifth Annual OS/2
World Awards. At the end of 2006, our project won a Silver Trophy at the third
Troph?©es du Libre contest; I went to France to receive the trophy.
In 2007, at the SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards, phpMyAdmin was
nominated in the "Best Tool or Utility for Developers" category, and won the "Best
Tool or Utility for SysAdmins" award.
phpMyAdmin Features Summary
The goal of phpMyAdmin is to offer complete web-based management of MySQL
servers and data, and to keep up with MySQL and web standards evolution. While
the product is not perfect, it currently includes the most commonly requested
features and lots of extra features as well.
The development team constantly develops the product based on the reported bugs
and requested features, regularly releasing new versions.
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