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What to Expect in PHP 5.0
By: Ben Shepherd
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    2003-04-03

    Table of Contents:
  • What to Expect in PHP 5.0
  • A Bit of PHP History
  • PHP 5.0 Will Take the World by Storm
  • Conclusion

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    What to Expect in PHP 5.0


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    The discussions about the new PHP 5.0 release is rife in the web developer community. This article will highlight the key aspects of PHP's advances to improve your web application's functionality.

    This article is split up into two parts – Life before PHP 5.0 and the future with PHP 5.0. This will hopefully exemplify how PHP has developed into the powerhouse that it is today.

    Most people enjoy programming with PHP because it is efficient and open-source. We all know that Apache is the most used web server in the world and that PHP is the most used scripting language. Scripts are continuously added to the versions and are downloadable at the PHP site.

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