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Posted by michael on Friday March 28, 2003 @05:07PM from the getting-hacked-with-phpnuke-now-50%-easier dept.

Yet Another OO Fanatic writes "PHP core developer Sterling Hughes has a excellent presentation (mirror) about PHP5 online. So far it seems to be the best coverage of the new features in PHP5; highlights include the new object model, namespaces, interfaces, access control and exceptions. Java by any other name..."

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Re:that thing was slashdotted with under 3 comment (Score:5, Funny)

by Chester K ( 145560 ) writes: on Friday March 28, 2003 @05:29PM (#5618864) Homepage

Either most slashdot readers are now actually reading the articles

It's a new feature of PHP5 ... Anticipatory Slashdotting.

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Re:Java? Hardly. (Score:3, Funny)

by Fammy2000 ( 612663 ) writes: on Friday March 28, 2003 @05:29PM (#5618869) Homepage

Wait. You don't have to pay extra for tires? =)

I'm still trying to figure out why I had to pay extra for floor mats.

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Not doing much to improve my opinion... (/.'ed) (Score:4, Funny)

by tweakt ( 325224 ) writes: on Friday March 28, 2003 @05:34PM (#5618915) Homepage

The connection was refused when attempting to contact ny1.php.net

I tried to RTFA, and all I got was this lousy error message.

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Re:yikes! (Score:1, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Friday March 28, 2003 @05:38PM (#5618948)

it's a bogus security model that makes is unusable on massively multi-user systems.

In other words, stability.

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Re:Java by any other name? (Score:2, Funny)

by FortKnox ( 169099 ) writes: on Friday March 28, 2003 @06:00PM (#5619079) Homepage Journal

Just to keep up the zealotous/elitist flames:
I describe C++ as "Assembly for dummies."

Different languages for different applications. I'd like to see you write an enterprise website in C++. Its best to not flame something so ignorantly.

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PHP (Score:2, Funny)

by www!!!1 ( 662326 ) writes: on Friday March 28, 2003 @06:08PM (#5619129)

PHP? What's that? If you can't write it in pure assembly, its not worth writing!

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Re:Where is the unified database interfase ? (Score:4, Funny)

by Monkey ( 16966 ) writes: on Friday March 28, 2003 @06:58PM (#5619490)

Have you ever seen the IBM commercial where the engineer shows up to a board meeting and he's got this big ball of connnectors and dongles and shit all connected together? It goes something like this:

CEO: What's that?
Engineer: It's a universal adapter for everything.
CEO: Everything?
Engineer: Yes anything, we've built in support to connect to all possible interfaces.
Executive Peon#1: Does it support European outlets?
Engineer: Umm... <looks at device in dismay>

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Re:yikes! (Score:1, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Friday March 28, 2003 @09:32PM (#5620365)

I'm gonna get marked as flaimbait for this one, while php is neat and all.. it's not enterprise ready.

Yahoo doesn't think so. ;)

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Re:PHP Is *not* an application server (Score:3, Funny)

by LPetrazickis ( 557952 ) writes: <leo@petr+slashdot.gmail@com> on Saturday March 29, 2003 @12:37PM (#5622464) Homepage Journal

It's like blaming car accidents on the type of car a person drives.

Sounds fair. You get the Pinto.

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