The Slow Death of PHP 4
Friday, September 18th, 2009Recently, I’ve been getting more and more into community-supplied code, since it’s generally been getting better. Namely, I’ve been exploring the PEAR offerings, and seeing what pieces I can integrate into my personal framework for development. One of these packages is the package called Log, which allows for easy logging of application events.
So imagine my [...]
PHP 4.4 Ends It’s Life
Friday, August 8th, 2008PHP has rung the death knell for PHP 4, announcing today that PHP has reached it’s effective end of life.
PHP 4 was a great improvement in PHP, allowing for a number of important features that made PHP a great language, including instituting superglobals like $_SESSION and $_POST, implementing the CLI and CGI, and object oriented [...]
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