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Comments for: stump20021223.php3
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Date: 02/06/03 22:59
By: David Grinberg Profile Subject: RE: PHPLIB vs. PEAR Each of the repositories have their good points. There has been much discussion of the merging of the two. There has also been a benchmark speed test of each of the DB abstraction layers. PHPLIB was shown to be a little faster. I dont want to get into any religious wars debating the two. These are just two solutions that are available, there is also PHPClasses which is a hugh repository of different types of PHP classes. Again another thing to investigate before choosing any one solution. I like the theory behind PEAR, trying to create something like CPAN for PHP. But I feel that it has left it a little too late and its community isn't as accepting of what is already out there as it should be. |
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| One (more) small flaw | Stevenv Vasilogianis | 04/26/03 02:51 |
| RE: PHPLIB vs. PEAR | David Grinberg | 02/06/03 22:59 |
| One small flaw | Wouter Roosendaal | 02/01/03 12:04 |
| PHP Manual "Classes and Objects" | daniel @drian keeney | 01/31/03 23:58 |
| PHPLIB vs. PEAR | Richard Ruiter | 01/25/03 08:24 |
| DB Inconsistency | Mark Tudor | 01/21/03 18:20 |
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