Tim O’Reilly, in referring to the “Web 2.0″ Internet operating system:
The key question is what kind of platform we’re collectively building. There is strong evidence that the platform that’s emerging is more like Linux than it is like Windows. That is, no one player is going to own all the pieces.
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Bonnier Corp, my current employer, allows us to host the Orlando PHP Meet-Up group at our offices. It was recently resurrected after a year or so of lying dormant.
For the month of June we are going to be staging a ‘Code Shoot Out’ between 4 of the most popular development frameworks for PHP: CakePHP, Zend Framework, Symfony, and Code Igniter.
The idea is simple: Each developer, who is already familiar with the framework they are using (in order to remove the learning curve all frameworks have from the equation), will take the same MySQL schema and create the same application with it. This way we the strengths and weaknesses of each framework could be compared in a relative way, instead of absolutely.
If you’re interested in attending, sign up and RSVP as soon as possible, as it is filling up quickly.
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Okay, this is old, but I recently dug through a list of the big changes coming for PHP 6.
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