Robert Treat wrote:
> Someone did it but it didn't catch fire.
I think what will catch fire in a big way is plphp. Managers will like
an all php platform that is extremely capable and productive.
Developers will enjoy php's natural syntax and agnostic approach to
programming. PHP5, when it becomes production ready, will offer high
level language features that compete with Java, C#, and Object Pascal.
Merlin
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