216. What is making PHP more popular: Wordpress or PHP Frameworks? Lately in PHP podcast episode 38
Updated on: 2013-08-14
Posted on: 2013-08-05
The debate of what is making PHP grow in popularity was motivated by the recent suggestion from Tiobe that it could be due to a recent Zend Framework release.
The discussion of whether PHP growth is caused more by popular applications like Wordpress or by PHP frameworks was one of the main topics brought by Manuel Lemos and Ernani Joppert in the episode 38 of the Lately in PHP podcast.
They also talked about the end of line of development for the PHP 5.3 releases and the newer PHP 5.4 and PHP 5.5 releases, the proposal to import global functions from namespaces, and the call for speakers for the Ski PHP event.
Listen to the podcast, or watch the hangout video, or read the transcript to learn more about these and other interesting PHP topics.
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The discussion of whether PHP growth is caused more by popular applications like Wordpress or by PHP frameworks was one of the main topics brought by Manuel Lemos and Ernani Joppert in the episode 38 of the Lately in PHP podcast.
They also talked about the end of line of development for the PHP 5.3 releases and the newer PHP 5.4 and PHP 5.5 releases, the proposal to import global functions from namespaces, and the call for speakers for the Ski PHP event.
Listen to the podcast, or watch the hangout video, or read the transcript to learn more about these and other interesting PHP topics.
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Updated on: 2015-01-18
Posted on: 2013-07-30
Recently the Tiobe Index of published an update of their programming language index on which they claim PHP has been raising in popularity due to Zend Framework 2 but they do not justify why.
Read this article to learn about an opinion why this claim is unfounded and PHP popularity has more to do with WordPress than with PHP at one language may be more popular than PHP Frameworks.
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Read this article to learn about an opinion why this claim is unfounded and PHP popularity has more to do with WordPress than with PHP at one language may be more popular than PHP Frameworks.
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Updated on: 2013-07-28
Posted on: 2013-07-28
The Utah PHP Users Group is organizing the Ski PHP Conference 2014. They started a call for speakers.
Read this article to learn more about the event and how you can submit a proposal to speak at the event.
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Read this article to learn more about the event and how you can submit a proposal to speak at the event.
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Updated on: 2013-07-11
Posted on: 2013-07-11
With the release of version 5.5, PHP has reached a new level of maturity that helps making it be taken even more seriously.
That was one of the main topics discussed by Manuel Lemos and César Rodas in episode 37 of the Lately in PHP podcast.
They also talked about the new design of the PHP.net site, the PHP Internals book site, and the proposals for anonymous exception catches and checking function return types.
They also discussed the latest major enhancements of the PHP Classes site and the plans for future features.
Listen to the podcast, or watch the hangout video, or read the transcript so you can learn more about what was discussed regarding these and other PHP related topics.
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That was one of the main topics discussed by Manuel Lemos and César Rodas in episode 37 of the Lately in PHP podcast.
They also talked about the new design of the PHP.net site, the PHP Internals book site, and the proposals for anonymous exception catches and checking function return types.
They also discussed the latest major enhancements of the PHP Classes site and the plans for future features.
Listen to the podcast, or watch the hangout video, or read the transcript so you can learn more about what was discussed regarding these and other PHP related topics.
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Updated on: 2017-04-27
Posted on: 2013-07-07
Blog: IMDB package blog
Package: IMDB
How to fetch the movie identifier id from IMDB just by using movie name and year of its release.
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Updated on: 2015-01-18
Posted on: 2013-07-03
Web sites can be served using PHP scripts stored in a different machine than the actual Web server machine.
Read this article to learn how to setup a Fedora based Web server machine (without a desktop GUI) using Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP and using Samba to serve sites using files shared by separate machines.
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Read this article to learn how to setup a Fedora based Web server machine (without a desktop GUI) using Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP and using Samba to serve sites using files shared by separate machines.
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Updated on: 2013-10-16
Posted on: 2013-06-26
The PHP Classes site just completed 14 years age. Many new features were implemented last year. Many more will be implemented this year.
Read this article to review the main improvements and learn about the plans for the upcoming new features, as well participate in an optional survey to help deciding which features will be implemented first.
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Read this article to review the main improvements and learn about the plans for the upcoming new features, as well participate in an optional survey to help deciding which features will be implemented first.
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Updated on: 2013-06-20
Posted on: 2013-06-19
A new important feature is being launched today in the PHP Classes and JS Classes sites. It is a reputation system that will provide more recognition and visibility to all PHP and JavaScript developers that perform good actions in the site.
Unlike other site features, the new reputation system is meant to make the site more rewarding and fun for all users, not just those that submitted classes.
Read this article and watch the demonstration video to learn how it works and how you can benefit from it to get more reputation and become a greater PHP and JavaScript master.
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Unlike other site features, the new reputation system is meant to make the site more rewarding and fun for all users, not just those that submitted classes.
Read this article and watch the demonstration video to learn how it works and how you can benefit from it to get more reputation and become a greater PHP and JavaScript master.
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Updated on: 2013-06-25
Posted on: 2013-06-17
The PHP 5.5.0 final release is about to happen. After about 16 months of development PHP 5.5 is bringing even more maturity to the PHP language, which by Google numbers is present in 75% of the Web sites.
This was one of the main topics discussed by Manuel Lemos and Ernani Joppert in the episode 36 of the Lately in PHP podcast.
They also discussed some new features proposed for PHP 5.6 like incremental decoding of large JSON data streams and overloading arithmetic operators for arbitrary precision math.
They also debated the meaning of Google finally adding support to PHP in their cloud hosting platform Google AppEngine.
Also in this episode it was discussed an article about good practices to quickly detect and fix PHP code bugs that only show up in production environments.
Listen to the podcast, or watched the Google hangout video, or read the text transcript to learn more about these very interesting PHP topics.
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This was one of the main topics discussed by Manuel Lemos and Ernani Joppert in the episode 36 of the Lately in PHP podcast.
They also discussed some new features proposed for PHP 5.6 like incremental decoding of large JSON data streams and overloading arithmetic operators for arbitrary precision math.
They also debated the meaning of Google finally adding support to PHP in their cloud hosting platform Google AppEngine.
Also in this episode it was discussed an article about good practices to quickly detect and fix PHP code bugs that only show up in production environments.
Listen to the podcast, or watched the Google hangout video, or read the text transcript to learn more about these very interesting PHP topics.
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Updated on: 2015-01-18
Posted on: 2013-05-29
Blog: Log watcher package blog
Package: Log watcher
No matter how hard you try to test your PHP applications before putting them in production, you will always ship code to your server that has bugs.
Some of those bugs will be very serious and need to be fixed before they cause greater damages to your application data that may be too hard to recover.
Read this article to learn about a several good practices that you can apply to track bugs in production code, so you can fix them before it is too late.
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Some of those bugs will be very serious and need to be fixed before they cause greater damages to your application data that may be too hard to recover.
Read this article to learn about a several good practices that you can apply to track bugs in production code, so you can fix them before it is too late.
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