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He advocates the PHP language developer’s decisions to include everything into the core of the language which (while maybe not the best of decisions) has made PHP into one of the most practical development languages and has helped to …
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He points out that PHP, in essence, is a CGI-style execution and, in being so, makes it more flexible. Both sides, web and command line, can work with the language equally well. He also mentions the developer/administrator split he sees …
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What people don’t realize is that PHP is effectively a CGI model of execution. People don’t appreciate this because PHP is implemented with mod_php, an Apache module. There are many other modules like mod_perl (the first of these …
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