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Technology : PHP 4 Discontinued But Still Supported. PHP 5 Out In Full Force.
on 08-02-2007 (2200 reads)

PHP 4 is dead! Long live PHP 5!


In a somewhat expected announcement from July 13, 2007 the PHP development team has proclaimed that it will no longer release new versions of the PHP4 branch of the popular server-side scripting language. Support will continue until the end of 2007, security fixes will still be released if necessary by August 8, 2008.

It was during the era of the PHP 4.x version releases when the famous Open Source server side language reached its maturity and a dominant share of the market for dynamically built web sites. Although PHP4 had a pretty solid object oriented programming (OOP) support, the realities of Web 2.0, with its cross-platform and cross-technology requirements mandated a major overhaul of the language. A new versioning branch was commenced three years ago - PHP5 - which is built from the ground up as an OOP language. PHP 5 would not be the end of the line though. The development of PHP 6 is well under way, soon to be released in a stable format.

For more information visit http://php.net/
Technology : AMD Goes 4x4 With Its Quad FX Release
on 12-28-2006 (1050 reads)

... Anatomy of a Quad FX
If the Quad FX scheme is borne of necessity, the cause of that necessity is undoubtedly the Core 2 Extreme QX6700 processor, which successfully shoehorns two Core 2 Duo chips into a single package for a "quad core" result—and a potent one, at that. Presumably, AMD isn't countering with two Athlon 64 X2 chips

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Technology : Link Popularity for the Unpopular, a Quick Primer for Today's Search Engine Landscape...
on 05-04-2006 (519 reads)

By Casey Markee

So tell the truth, were you popular in high school? Did you have a lot of friends, and a wide social circle? Were you an athlete?

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Technology : SEO for Traffïc with Content vs. Ranking with Links
on 03-16-2006 (369 reads)


By Joel Walsh
How do you grow your search engine traffïc without adding a single new link or making any changes to your existing webpages?
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Technology : Google's Growing Online Office
on 03-16-2006 (528 reads)

Does anyone remember how, less than a year ago, several commentators suggested Google was compiling a series of products that could emulate an online operating system? At the time, Google steadfastly denied such rumors. Yesterday, Google purchased Upstartle, the maker of a browser-based word processor called Writely.

Writely is an online word processor that enables multiple users to access and work on documents from any location. It can be used as a collaborative editing device and offers users online publishing options including the ability to convert Writely documents into "normal-looking web pages" or blog postings.

By Jim Hedger, StepForth News Editor, StepForth Placement Inc.

 
   
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