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Script Name PHP Caches and Debuggers This article presents a compilation of all available PHP debuggers and caches, with benchmarks. Comparing PHP with Perl for Dynamic Web Pages The main issues discussed in this article about PHP versus Perl are (1) Perl does not separate code from HTML (2) mod_perl is a fine hack, but still a hack (3) and performance. Comparing PHP and Cold Fusion A comparison of PHP of Cold Fusion by Mike Sheldon. It's interesting to note that Allaire is moving strongly toward the Java platform, and reports are that CF 5.0 will be an abstraction layer on a Java Servlet engine. Allaire is also very definitely focusing on the Enterprise market, and IMHO is not paying much attention to the "Pro" market anymore. While the profit margins are definitely better in the Enterprise market, there's a whole ton more volume in the rest of the market, which is ripe for PHP to dominate. Why PHP PHP is now the most popular module for the Apache server, currently running on about two million Web sites. This article discusses a short history, what to look for in a scripting engine, advantages and disadvantages of PHP, and more. PHP.Pirus According to Symantec AntiVirus Research Center, "PHP.Pirus is the first virus written in PHP, a server-side scripting language used for dynamic Web page generation. The virus searches for .php and .htm files and inserts code to call itself. The virus executes only on servers with PHP interpreters. This virus cannot be contracted by simply visiting an infected Web page." The Web page offers technical description and how to remove the virus. Measuring PHP, JSP, ASP, CFM Popularity A survey and discussion of how popular PHP, JSP, ASP, and CFM scripting languages are by counting search engine URLs. What's New in PHP4 This article takes a quick look at PHP4's new features. Some of the issues discussed include: the difference between PHP3 and PHP4, Sessions, Output Buffering, COM support on Windows, Java support, and more. A Database-Independent API for PHP PHP's lack of a standard database API makes switching databases difficult and costly once an application has been written. For example, if you write a program that uses a MySQL database on the back end, and you want to modify that program so that it uses a Sybase database, you'll most likely spend hours modifying the code. This article, along with sample codes, discusses possible solutions. Web Services with PHP using XML-RPC One of the most important ideas in creating scalable Web sites is to decompose our programs into more modular Web services. Our Web pages will no longer read a database, process the business logic and spew out HTML. Instead we will subdivide our pages into multiple sections, and render each section by calling different Web services. In this way we spread the CPU load across multiple servers. This article shows you how to implement these Web services using XML-RPC and PHP. 7 Reasons Why PHP is Better than ASP This article by John Lim discusses the advantages PHP has over ASP. It gives 7 reasons: 1. Speed, speed, speed, 2. Better memory management, 3. No Hidden Costs with PHP, 4. MySQL makes it cooler, 5. Closer to Java/C++ Style of Programming, 6. No Show Stopper Bugs, and 7. Cross Platform Migration Strategy.

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