On Tue, April 25, 2006 10:43 pm, Marco wrote:
> does
> anyone have any suggestions on how we can encourage the deployment of
> php
> 5?
Other routes:
Convince the webhosts it's 100% backwards-compatible, and easy to
upgrade, and provides better resource management so they can cram in
more users
Marco wrote:
The same way anything is encouraged in this programming world. Write
killer apps that only work in PHP 5+. This is a thread that will be
more at home on php-general@lists.php.net
How can you write killer apps in php5 when less than 5% of low costs
hosting providers support it? I
>
>
> The same way anything is encouraged in this programming world. Write
> killer apps that only work in PHP 5+. This is a thread that will be
> more at home on php-general@lists.php.net
How can you write killer apps in php5 when less than 5% of low costs
hosting providers support it? Its a
Marco wrote:
>>Is this a crazy idea? Or is it even possible? I guess its not possible to
>>garuantee 100% compatability but even 90 - 95% would be a start.
>>
>
>
> I guess this is a crazy idea since no-one has commented :-) Oh well... does
> anyone have any suggestions on how we can encourage t
>
> Is this a crazy idea? Or is it even possible? I guess its not possible to
> garuantee 100% compatability but even 90 - 95% would be a start.
>
I guess this is a crazy idea since no-one has commented :-) Oh well... does
anyone have any suggestions on how we can encourage the deployment of php
Something I always thought would be cool to do and havent seen anywhere (or
even know if its possible) is script or extension which can scan a php 4 app
and point out area's where the code isnt compatible with php 5.. similar to
the analyzer in zend studio I guess. This would help people audit exis
If you wrote something like this in PHP you'd necessarily be searching
for patterns in the code. In C you'd be working with tokens directly -
coding style wouldn't be an issue.
Isnt that what we have ext/tokenizer for?
Wouldn't that be relatively slow?
Also there's the psychological differen