And PHP is already included in the OS, you just have to turn it on.
Minor correction, but, there's nothing you need to do in order to 'turn PHP on' with OS X. Pop open the command line and type 'php -v,' and, like any application, you'll notice it's always there for you to use.
It's also configured with Apache by default, so you just have to start apache and you're able to serve PHP documents. It's PHP4, though.
I believe CoffeeCup spearheaded the creation of the organization and development of the site, but certainly they aren't the largest company in the group. Poor wording on my part.
I doubt Adobe and other huge ISVs will join (or even be accepted), since they don't need the same level of help and organization. The OISV focus is really more on helping the little guys.
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And PHP is already included in the OS, you just have to turn it on.
Minor correction, but, there's nothing you need to do in order to 'turn PHP on' with OS X. Pop open the command line and type 'php -v,' and, like any application, you'll notice it's always there for you to use.
It's also configured with Apache by default, so you just have to start apache and you're able to serve PHP documents. It's PHP4, though.
"Pwned" is language devolving, not evolving; seeing it in a title on Slashdot is pretty cringe-worthy.
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I believe CoffeeCup spearheaded the creation of the organization and development of the site, but certainly they aren't the largest company in the group. Poor wording on my part.
I doubt Adobe and other huge ISVs will join (or even be accepted), since they don't need the same level of help and organization. The OISV focus is really more on helping the little guys.