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Re:Hilarious Ubuntu/Linux experience parody on Saturday January 24, 2009 @06:50AM (#448031)
Why does the title mention Ubuntu? It's interesting to see how people now associate Linux with Ubuntu. And that's a good thing. It means that the desktop revolution is on it's way!
Re:Php Symfony - Who wants a new free web app on Saturday January 24, 2009 @06:42AM (#448025)
Yeah well, keep compiling then...
Re:Examples of successful migrations of desktop apps to the Web? on Thursday October 23, 2008 @10:06AM (#341162)
Yes, Google's proprietary Web applications are a great example of desktop applications that where ported to the Web:

Gmail (proprietary) = Thunderbird (open-source) Google Docs (proprietary) = OpenOffice (open-source) Google Reader (proprietary) = RSSOwl (open-source)

They forgot to add the "download source" link at the bottom of the page.

Re:'Wall Street' No Longer Exists on Thursday September 25, 2008 @07:13PM (#315552)
I lost 5 minutes of my life trying to find a relation between that article and this site.
Re:An Interview with Guido van Rossum on Tuesday September 23, 2008 @05:32PM (#312862)
Guys, please stop posting old stuff...
+1

All this political crap is putting me off...

Re:Microsoft's 'I'm a PC' Ads Created On Macs on Friday September 19, 2008 @08:02PM (#309590)
What a bunch of crap. Publish this stuff on Digg.
The creator of this Poll is a PHP programmer, that's why PHP is not on the list.
Re:Ask HN: Bet the farm. Python or PHP? on Wednesday July 30, 2008 @02:39PM (#262126)
1. Based on content management: PHP. The biggest publishing site on the Web, Wordpress, uses it.

2. Based on libraries: PHP. You have PECL, PEAR, ezComponent, Zend and many others. Whatever you need, it has it.

3. Based on syntax: PHP. It's damn simple.

4. Based on deployment: PHP. It's fast and painless.

5. Based on execution model. PHP. mod_php, as an apache module, works and it’s scalable.

6. Based on frameworks: PHP. Symfony and Zend Framework offer a modular, MVC, loosely-couple architecture. They not only provide a solid infrastructure, but also an extensive component library.

7. Based on performance: Any, as long as you cache everything.

Good luck!

Re:The Future is PHP on Thursday May 22, 2008 @07:30PM (#197654)
the future is today

Huddle Chat, the power of Google App Engine

http://phpimpact.wordpress.com/2008/04/09/huddle-chat-the-power-of-google-app-engine/

To demonstrate the power and usefulness of Google App Engine, Darren Delaye, Braden Kowitz, and Kyle Consalus developed an excellent application called Huddle Chat, an open source and improved version of Campfire.Unfortunately, the creators of Huddle Chat decided to take down the application based on allegations that it was copy of Campire. The decision came after 37signals, the company behind...

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