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Tips For Making Your PHP Code More Portable

One of the big causes of errors in PHP scripts is the lack of a portable code standard. In this article, Derek takes a look at a few little things that we can do to help make our PHP scripts more portable. When other developers comes to use them, they will have more of a chance of working successfully the first time, without the need to perform any kind of system configuration modifications, etc.

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By: Derek Comartin

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February 02, 2002

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· Tips For Making Your PHP Code More Portable
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Tips For Making Your PHP Code More Portable - Conclusion
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As with many other programming languages, PHP can be extensively configured for optimal performance, compatibility, and portability. In this article we have taken a look at several things that we can do to increase the portability of the PHP code that we as developers create. PHP is a great scripting language, and by following the tips in this article you will not only make your code more portable, but it will also give you some noticeable speed increases as well.

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