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phpMyAdmin 4.2.3 is released

Welcome to phpMyAdmin 4.2.3, a bugfix version. Please note that this release enforces the minimum PHP (5.3) and MySQL (5.5) versions.

phpMyAdmin 4.2.0 is released

Welcome to phpMyAdmin 4.2. This release contains several improvements and
bug fixes. This version removes support for the deprecated PHP extension "mysql".

Some highlights include:

  • Added the ability to save and load queries in Query By Example.
  • Navigation tabs are now fixed and don't scroll off screen.
  • Easily add a function to all rows when inserting several rows at once.
  • Added a favorite tables feature for quick access to often-used tables.
  • Quick filter displayed rows.

You can read the complete list of changes by referring to changelog.php or ChangeLog file, included with this release.

phpMyAdmin 4.2.0-rc1 is released

Welcome to the first release candidate of phpMyAdmin 4.2.0, a version containing new features and some bug fixes.

GSoC 2014: accepted projects

We are pleased to announce that phpMyAdmin has accepted 6
students/projects as part of Google Summer of Code 2014:

  • Interface Improvements - Ashutosh Dhundhara
  • User interface enhancements - Chirayu Chiripal
  • php Error Reporting - Dhananjay Nakrani
  • SQL Query Console - Edward Cheng
  • Structure Tools - Smita Kumari
  • Refactoring: Designer/schema integration - Kankanamge Bimal Yashodha

Details about the projects can be found on our wiki.

We wish all students good luck and look forward to their contributions
to the project. The students are advised to go through the student guide.

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