Heh, I use PHP/Postgres constantly. http://www.royalprestige.com and
http://www.madisonsource.com are two examples I wrote, you might like to
add that to your site examples which I vaguely recall existing. I just
haven't had any Postgres-specific problems to bring up.
However, one BIG issue I'm facing is with revisioning concurrent PHP and
HTML development. Say one has 5 sites that use the same PHP but have
different HTML design. How would one apply an update to the PHP on those 5
sites without touching the HTML? It seems almost impossible since the PHP
and HTML are so intertwined, you'd at least have to automatically generate
comments for parsing/replacing. This seems to be a big, untreated issue in
server-side scripting in general. Of course, not that many people develop
multiple sites that use the same PHP code with different HTML, but I do.
Not a Postgres question at all, but perhaps some smart people on this list
have some ideas. I'll probably post it sometime to the php-general list.
At 13:22 10/17/00 -0300, you wrote:
>On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Adam Lang wrote:
>
> > As I said to someone else.. subscribed over a month ago and my curiosity
> > finally made me check to see if I actually was or not. :)
>
>there are curently 157 ppl subscribed to this list sort of sitting there
>quietly ... maybe use of PHP is decreasing? :)
