I fail to see what is so great about php (or mod_perl for that matter). Sure to makes it easy to do simple things but if you want to build a really great dynamic site Zope is the way to go. It includes a real programming language (Python), and you don't have to mix code and HTML. The licensing is better too. Check it out.
Yes. I looked at only a few of my projects from the last year. A rough count gives me 20k. I regularly write more than 1500 lines of code in one day. Watch me be accused of writing bad code now. Oh well.
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This is really great news. The advertising clause made the BSD license incompatible with the GPL. This should help both the *BSD and the GPL camps.
I wonder who convinced them to change it? I know RMS was pushing for it:
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/bsd.html
It looks like a very nice toolkit if you don't mind using C++. Check it out:
http://www.cfdrc.com/FOX/fox.html
It is under the LGPL too.
I fail to see what is so great about php (or mod_perl for that matter). Sure to makes it easy to do simple things but if you want to build a really great dynamic site Zope is the way to go. It includes a real programming language (Python), and you don't have to mix code and HTML. The licensing is better too. Check it out.
http://www.zope.org/
Yes. I looked at only a few of my projects from the last year. A rough count gives me 20k. I regularly write more than 1500 lines of code in one day. Watch me be accused of writing bad code now. Oh well.