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Script Caching with PHP This article is intended for the PHP programmer interested in creating a static HTML cache of dynamic PHP scripts. The article has been written specifically for an Apache server running PHP scripts, but the ideas described here are applicable to almost any Web environment.
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added: 01, May 2002
address: http://www.zend.com/zend/art/scriptcaching.php
A Database-Independent API Database connectivity, however, is also one of PHP's major weaknesses. Specifically, PHP's lack of a standard database API makes switching databases difficult and costly once an application has been written.
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added: 27, Apr 2002
address: http://www.webtechniques.com/archives/2000/10/hughes/
Why PHP? According to NetCraft surveys, PHP is now the most popular module for the Apache server and in total running on something like two million Web sites. Here are some of the reasons why PHP is such a popular server side scripting language.
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added: 29, Apr 2002
address: http://www.webdevelopersjournal.com/articles/why_php.html
Inter-Platform Communication (IPC) Using PHP PHP isn't just a front-end interfacing language; it has the ability to incorporate complex calculation, inter-server communication, and a host of other functions unrelated to producing HTML pages. This tutorial shows you a real-life example of how to communicate between a PHP Web server (assumed to be hosted on a UNIX system) and your local Windows machine.
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added: 05, May 2002
address: http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/interplatformcomm.php