Re: [PHP4BETA] Who is doing e-commerce in PHP
| From: | Brad Atkins | Date: | Tue, 28 Mar 2000 00:07:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP4BETA] Who is doing e-commerce in PHP | ||
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Hello,
With the release of RC1, PHP 4 is as strong as it's ever been.
We have been running Version 4 since the early beta's, and have been very
happy. Even on Windows NT PHP is extremely stable.
Many of our customers are also running V4 and have been very impressed, and
overwhelmingly pleased with the improvements over PHP 3.
Thanks,
Brad Atkins
http://www.youreshop.com
>Hi Michael,
>
>We are using PHPb4pl1 on a RHLinux machine at www.sydneypix.com. We have
had no worries at all.
>The machine has been up for well over 80 days. PHP4 allowed us to fully
utilise the in-built
>session module which is neccessary to maintain state across our family of
sites and though to
>our secure server.
>
>I too would like to thank the PHP development team for their support and
time put into creating
>such a powerful scripting tool.
>
>Matt Allen
>LinuxWorx
>www.linuxworx.com.au
>
>artwells@inetarena.com wrote:
>
>> I too had a bit of fear about using the 4 beta in production. But I'm
>> very happy with how it has worked out for rejuvenation.com (which would
be
>> perhaps a bit smaller than one of the "medium to large companies").
>>
>> PHP gave me a great deal of flexibility in creating a translation of
files
>> used by our off-line product configuration software, as well as a product
>> "wizard" (that helps determine which product is right by the customer's
>> answers to a few questions).
>>
>> Many thanks to the PHP developers, and an enthusiastic recommendation for
>> others considering using PHP.
>>
>> me@artwells.com
>> http://www.artwells.com/
>> That which indicates nothing
>> introduces everything.
>>
>> On Mon, 27 Mar 2000 php@home.uh.nu wrote:
>>
>> > Howdy,
>> > I am one of the senior engineers working at Rocketcash.com and we've
been using php4beta
>> > since November of '99 on our production site. I was kind of scared to
do it at first for
>> > obvious reasons, but I must say its been a very positive experience. I
must give major
>> > kudos to the entire Zend/php team for an excelent product, even in its
beta stages.
>> > So I would definetly recommend php4 for your site. Just understand
that it is still beta
>> > and bugs to creep up, but there usually are work arounds for most
things.
>> >
>> > Walt
>> > >
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>> > > Content-Type: text/plain;
>> > > charset="iso-8859-1"
>> > >
>> > > I know this forum is dedicated to coding in PHP4 beta, etc... But we
are a
>> > > large international seriously evaluating PHP as development platorm.
Can
>> > > anyone recommend medium to large companies who can share their
experiences
>> > > with us? Direction from the PHP community would be greatly
appreciated.
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > thanks!michael
>> > >
>> > > Michael Angelo Nino
>> > > Internet Programmer
>> > > 1-800-INSIGHT (ext. 3483)
>> > > mnino@insight.com
>> > > <mailto:mnino@insight.com>
>> > > Fax: 480-704-8739
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > <http://www.insight.com/>
>> > >
>>
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