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This Month's PHP Watch
Why PHP - not JSP? Python Coulda Been PHP, .Net to PHP...
Why PHP and not JSP?
An associate of mine recently asked for some metrics to help him back
up their decision to move away from JSP and toward PHP. In a recent
post, I looked at the fact that many major corporations are using PHP,
yet we rarely hear about it. To help address some of the concerns about
deploying PHP in the enterprise, this month's article in International
PHP Magazine will focus on, "Enterprise PHP Coding Standards" you can
enforce in your organization to ensure high-quality code.
http://www.robertpeake.com/archives/66-Why-PHP.html
Python could have been PHP
...Python could have been PHP. We could have seen that kind of growth.
But we didn't, because there has been and continues to be a bunch of
little things that make Python annoying to use and get started with for
web programming. But it's not all over -- PHP 5 is barely catching up
to Python's features from 10 years ago. There's a lot of room for a
better language to take it's place...
http://phplens.com/phpeverywhere/?q=node/view/185
Why the Switch from .NET to PHP?
Terry Storch and Brian Bailey have operated FellowshipChurch.com, a
full-fledged church management portal site, since 2001. In 2002, the
site was overhauled using Microsoft's snazzy, new .NET tools: IIS, C#,
ASP.NET and, of course, MS SQL Server... As the sites scaled, it became
clear to the development team that continuing down the .NET path was
probably not wise...
http://directorblue.blogspot.com/2005/03/fellowshipchurch.html
Profits and PHP
All the PHP haters are going to have to eat their opinions when people
realize that you can program PHP and make money doing it for the
following reasons:
* PHP has a low barrier to entry
* PHP costs nothing to deploy commercially
* PHP has all of the documentation needed to learn it
* PHP has a universally recognized certification for professionals
* PHP has a track record of success in all scales of successful
enterprises (even if those enterprises don't like to admit it).
http://www.marcuswhitney.com/?p=8
Send Email from your PHP App
Communicating with website users via email is crucial to the success of
any online service. The ability to deliver registration confirmations
and newsletters, provide a convenient and relatively secure password
recovery tool, and keep clients updated with shipping status reports
are just a few of the reasons for incorporating email-based features
into your website infrastructure. In this tutorial, I'll show you how
to incorporate email delivery capabilities into your PHP applications
via both its native mail command and a great third-party extension
called HTML Mime Mail...
http://www.phpdeveloper.org/index/2997
Will AJAX catch on?
Adaptive Path have coined a new catchy name for Rich DHTML
applications, AJAX, which stands for Asynchronous JavaScript + XML.
The current web model of synchronous page requests and responses is a
very simple and easy to implement. I wouldn't want to give it up
completely for something like AJAX. Furthermore, AJAX is something for
hard-core programmers, not web designers with programming skills. But
for selected screens where high levels of interactivity are important,
AJAX or Flash do make sense. Flickr is a good example of this mix of
models...
http://phplens.com/phpeverywhere/?q=node/view/183
Banner Management With phpAdsNew, Part 2
In this second part of a three-part tutorial covering phpAdsNew, you
will learn more about the features of the "Publishers" and
"Advertisers" module, as well as a convenient way to integrate
phpAdsNew with multiple websites, and more. A few weeks ago, in the
first part of this three-part tutorial, I outlined a quick-start guide
on how to integrate phpAdsNew with your website. Three parts? Yes,
that's correct. What started as a two-part article had to be extended
to three parts in order to do justice to this versatile tool!
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/PHP/Banner-Management-With-phpAdsNew-Part-2/
Simple AJAX - SAJAX
If you're wondering how Google pulled off their impressive Gmail user-
interface, or why their mapping site is so freaking cool, then look no
further than "AJAX". AJAX stands for "Asynchronous JAvascript + XML",
the latter of which is used to transport messages between client and
server without having to refresh the entire web page...
http://directorblue.blogspot.com/2005/03/simple-ajax-if-youre-wondering-how.html
Using Cookies with Javascript
In this article, find out how to store and retrieve persistent data
with cookies, small files that allow you to do big things. This article
explains the basics of cookies, demonstrates reading and writing them
in JavaScript, and illustrates their use in a real-world application...
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/JavaScript/Using-Cookies-With-JavaScript/
PHP Popularity Scoreboard *
Apr. 2005 count of domains running PHP: 19,720,597 domains
Apr. 2005 count of IP addresses running PHP: 1,310,181 IP addresses
* Fresh data! :-)
Organizations using PHP
As usual, we'll wrap up with our traditional list of significant
organizations using PHP.
CapitalOne, NASA, the W3C, HP, Google, Deutsche Bank, Redhat,
Lycos, Cisco, Ericsson, Volvo, Motorola, SourceForge, Honda, Xoom,
WinAmp, Sony Music, Vodafone, CBS, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young,
the US Army, UPI, the New York Yankees, Southwestern Bell,
the San Diego Zoo, the Oakland Raiders, Audi, Subaru, VA Linux,
Winamp, Duke University, Quicken, The Village Voice, Undernet,
Access Micro, Columbus Dispatch, Indianapolis Star, Yahoo,
Indiana University, Deutsche Telecomm, Bang & Olufsen, Siemens,
Unilever, Philips, BMC, NTT, Air Canada, Lufthansa, Dialpad, BMC,
Mitsubishi, MP3.com, the Arizona Republic, Deloitte Consulting,
the US Navy, Nokia, Valero, Electronic Arts
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