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PHP Abstract Podcast Episode 43: Future of PHP and Standards
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Episode 043: "Future of PHP and Standards"
- Guests:
- Keith Casey
Cal Evans - Topic:
- Future of PHP and Standards
- Release Date:
- 7/21/2009
Welcome to PHP Abstract: The Podcast for PHP Developers, by PHP Developers
In this episode I sit around a table with Keith Casey and Cal Evans as we ramble on a bit discussing the future of PHP (including PHP 5.3 and PHP 6) as well as talking about the framework standards group that has been formed. This was recorded while at php|tek in Chicago, before PHP 5.3 was released.
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