Introduction to php
By December
1998, Andi and Zeev started rewriting the core of PHP 3. It wasn't long before
PHP 3 was released, but their desire to make PHP a mature language made them do
so. Though PHP 3 had a rich array of features and support for many third party
tools, it couldn't handle complex applications efficiently - Introduction to
php.
To be able
to create applications or projects with PHP, you need to have a server
installed that interprets or reads the PHP programming language, for this
example we will only need PHP, but if you want to create more advanced projects
where you need to save, edit, delete and list data, you will need a server with
database support.
While many
popular PHP
Content Management Systems (CMS) can also be used by developers for rapidly creating
dynamic websites, a PHP Framework will usually have less resources overhead and
allow the developer to choose just the functionality required for the project.
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