News Feed
Jobs Feed
Sections

Recent Jobs

News Archive
The PHP Grind:
Get real about PHP4 vs. PHP5!
June 08, 2006 @ 14:48:46

From ThePHPGrind.net today, there's a new post with some opinions on the real differences between PHP4 and PHP5, including suggetions to just make the jump to the latest version.

I am repeated aggravated by so called "reputable" people in the PHP industry marginalizing and downplaying PHP5 in favor of the ever aging and antiquated PHP4.

And, I'm not talking about small applications. I'm talking about a complete online fantasy sports systems. Content and product management, e-commerce, integration systems and many custom modules for very large companies in the construction and industrial manufacturing industries. Company names that your kids probably know, but names that probably shouldn't be mentioned in my little rant here out of respect.

He makes the case that not only is it a pretty simple matter to make the move (usually) plus the fact that several large companies using PHP have already made the leap as well. I also like this great little "soundbite" quote he shares:

PHP5 is here already, and many of its' versions are completely stable for the vast majority of people. And, soon PHP6 will be here whether other people like it or not. So, why not get ready?
1 comment voice your opinion now!
php get real php4 php5 versus upgrade large php get real php4 php5 versus upgrade large




Similar Posts

Atlanta PHP Users Group: December Meeting - 1st @ 7pm

Jurriaanpersyn.com: Ajax/PHP-powered Sudoku Helper

Zend Developer Zone: MMS me the 411 ASAP (via PHP, of Corz)

Ben Ramsey\'s Blog: Add Children with SimpleXML

DevShed: Error Handling in PHP - Coding Defensively


Community Events











Don't see your event here?
Let us know!


zend release PEAR ajax developer database cakephp PHP5 releases book example package application code zendframework conference framework job mysql security

All content copyright, 2008 PHPDeveloper.org :: info@phpdeveloper.org - Powered by the Solar PHP Framework