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| − | '''PHP''' (stands for "'''P'''HP: '''H'''ypertext '''P'''reprocessor". | + | '''[http://www.php.net PHP]''' (stands for "'''P'''HP: '''H'''ypertext '''P'''reprocessor". |
| − | It is widely used in webapplications. Many [ | + | It is widely used in webapplications. Many [http://wiki.org/wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki Wikis], including this place, have been written in [http://www.php.net PHP]. |
| − | Mostly run as [ | + | Mostly run as [http://www.apache.org Apache webserver] module, and according to statistics its most likely hosted on [[Linux.definition|The Linux Operating System]]. |
| − | While early versions of PHP where clumsy, in its [http://php.net latest incarnation] - PHP 5 sports most features of a [http://php-wiki.de modern object oriented programming language]. | + | While early versions of [http://www.php.net PHP] where clumsy, in its [http://php.net latest incarnation] - [http://www.php.net PHP] 5 sports most features of a [http://php-wiki.de modern object oriented programming language]. |
Latest revision as of 18:13, 11 January 2008
PHP (stands for "PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor". It is widely used in webapplications. Many Wikis, including this place, have been written in PHP.
Mostly run as Apache webserver module, and according to statistics its most likely hosted on The Linux Operating System. While early versions of PHP where clumsy, in its latest incarnation - PHP 5 sports most features of a modern object oriented programming language.
