> <synopsis>
> 1) some want direct marketing
> 2) Some believe the status quo is enough
> 3) all agreee php is useful as a web development tool/language
...
Did you open source your thread filter program? :)
Good job anyway. For me the most important point is that
the developer/maintainer of the language are focusing on
making the best web development language out there.
(even if it is already the best)
py
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christopher CM Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 10:29 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP] The future of PHP
> Php'ers:
>
> These are great points that have been brought up (a kinda synopsis, since
we
> are repeating here :)
>
> <synopsis>
> 1) some want direct marketing
> 2) Some believe the status quo is enough
> 3) all agreee php is useful as a web development tool/language
> 4) some agree that it can/should be more (GTK/Command Line etc)
>
> This originally started as a call to php'ers to step up and market the
> language so that it can compete more vitally in a larger market.
> Both Rasmus and Zeev have stated that they believe they are doing just
that
> via conferences and Zend. Mr Lemos et al believe that more should be done.
A
> more constructive targeted aim at the .NET and Java based crowd. Several
> solutions/ideas have been suggested one of which is a poll/display of
> quality/imaginative etc php sites. Another suggested that php go the way
of
> BIND and APACHE and that the wait will pay off with the volume of users
in
> 10-12 years.
>
> </synopsis>
>
> Good Day!
> --ccma
>
>
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