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The new PHP Zend Framework is out (v0.1.1). There's really lot of classes inside to digest; many to-be-standardized algorhitms inside; all in all an interesting read.
However, unless all these PHP classes get precompiled into PHP, it's
hard to see a reason to include 881kb (~/library/*) of on-the-fly
compiled PHP code into every php app. The feed parser, pdf generator
and search demos look great though. The ActiveRecord implementation;
the Zend_db_DataObject sounds very promising; I'll have a more indepth look over the next weeks.
This isn't about debating the $subject, but simple rhetoric. As a search engines relevance check, Google's answer is in lala-land; same is Yahoo's. Both engines seem to be fooled by the presence of "php" in search result URLs. The only search engine that appears to get it is MSN.
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There's a new PHP book in preparation by Sebastian Bergmann, that should be ready by may this year.
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I recently run some command line scripts, and I had the option to choose between PHP-CLI and Perl. The Command Line PHP version proved to be a powerful alternative to Perl. Php is version 4.3.10, the cli version, and Perl with version 5.8.3, both running on a powerful FreeBSD machine. The scripts I used are here:
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