FW: [PHP-DEV] Function caching... From: Andre Christ (a.christ <email protected>)
Date: 12/09/00

Hello,

> These problems, all of which are elegantly solved by an
> application server approach, are what makes currently the most
> abitious PHP projects slow, and lets them scale badly. Ulf
> Wendel of NetUSE and phpdoc, Bjoern Schotte of php-center.de,
> Andre Christ and Jens Ohlig of Twisd (www.twisd.de) all
> experience the same problems at the moment - the problems I
> discuss above.

following this discussion I fully support Kristians point. In
my opinion even today there's a huge demand for some kind of
application server: Just look at Microsoft's .NET strategy:
successfully integrating Application, Transaction Server
into ASP and adding useful features like WebForms they have managed
to get themselves prepared for the upcoming need of Web Applications.

As far as I can say I consider PHP as a powerfull oponent to ASP+.
The integration of an Application server like Kristian described
would heavily support the reasons PHP is used for developing
high end applications and e-commerce shops in future. From my
point of view PHP can be expanded to become much more than a
scripting language used to create "dynamic web-pages" ...

Greets,
Andre 

--
Andre Christ
twisd AG
http://www.twisd.de

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