Re: Re: cvs: php4 / TODO

* Chuck Hagenbuch wrote: > > Even if you try to achieve a permanently running PHP > > application, it can't _easily_ communicate with other > > running PHPs. > Okay, fair enough - then if there's demand for it, We had a press conference on the PHP congress, attending the organization team, Tobias Ratschiller and some guys from the press (mainly iX and c't. every IT business man reads those magazines). We mainly came to the point that the next steps PHP _has_ to go (to be widely accepted by those business people from old economy to new economy - yes I know, you can do large projects with PHP, but also there are large projects or "markets" where PHP lacks many features) is to become an attendant for the business community. Driving PHP to a real application server would be one of the major points where business people say "Our project is so large, we need an application server... mhm, Zope, WebObjects, what can we else choose? Ah, PHP, flat learning curve, easy to implement, great app server, let's choose it". -- Björn Schotte ++ Heimgartenweg 11a :: D-97074 Würzburg ++ 0931/7843804 Online-Applikationen für das E-Business: <http://rent-a-phpwizard.de/> => inklusive Newsletter rund um PHP & das E-Biz <= Dienstleistungen & Preisliste: <mailto:preisliste@baer.main.de>