PHP 5.4 Released

mikejuk writes "PHP 5.4 has been released, along with a new version of Zend Framework. It has a number of optimizations that make it faster and smaller (early estimates say 10-20% faster), a built-in webserver for testing purposes, and features that had been destined for PHP 6.0. The big addition from the now-crashed PHP 6.0 project is Traits, which are sort of a cross between a class and an interface, bringing some of the advantages of multiple inheritance to PHP. The full changelog and download page are both available."

Comments

Oh good Lord

[PCM2]

What synchronicity! Just the other day I was thinking about the beautiful and elegant poetry that is PHP's syntax and standard library, and I was saying to myself, "You know... if there's one thing PHP needs, it's multiple inheritance."

Re:Saying "PHP 5.4 Released" isn't that meaningful

[Anonymous Coward]

well, it's PHP. And the competition is not PHP. So the competition wins.

Re:That's all we need ...

[Yvan256]

No idea, but a sheet of Bounce would probably solve that problem.

Mod parent up

[Anonymous Coward]

This is so damn insightful!

Re:PHP security

[Billly Gates]

Here is my code from my login page in php 4 that is super secure

$query_login="select * FROM user";
$result_login = mysql_query($query_login) or die("Your passwrod is might be bad I think"); //$login_check = mysql_num_rows($result_login);
while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result_login))
{
$username=$row["username"];
if ($username==$username1)
{
echo "";
echo "window.location.href='login_error.php?rec=qq';";
echo "";
exit;
}
}