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Old 11-08-2006, 02:00 AM
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Yes, there are too many configuration variables. The languages are getting better as it matures. C++ started as C with headers.

You get a fairly good overview of the developement cycle of PHP from this PHP Developers Meeting.
Note the following:
  • 5.5 Object casting to primitive types.
  • 5.6 name spaces.
  • 5.12 Delegates.

A PHP 6 overview: By Danne Lundqvist
"The register_globals, magic_quotes and safe_mode will finally disappear and hopefully slowly fade away into distant memory. It seems PHP 6 will even refuse to start if these settings are found in php.ini. Dropping support for the long versions of super globals, like HTTP_POST_VARS, is also scheduled. This is long overdue."

He is developing a hosted application, a help desk system, in PHP using the Zend framework.
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