I run my Cake 1.3 install on a PHP 5.3 machine. There's no reason you
cant benefit from the speed/improvements of 5.3.
The only difference is Cake is not using namespaces. Cake would
require a huge rewrite if namespaces were added.
On Aug 24, 2:05 pm, Graham Weldon wrote:
> You can take advantag
You can take advantage of PHP 5.3 features right now.
CakePHP supports PHP 4+ at the moment and that includes the current 5.3 and
above.
The fact that the core is not using 5.3 specific features does not restrict
users from using these features in userland code.
CakePHP 2.0 is initially bein
you can always try lithium
On Aug 24, 3:31 pm, Zippoxer wrote:
> I heard CakePHP 2.0 will support PHP 5.2 and up..
> So it means it won't use the new features I mentioned :\
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> On Aug 24, 10:29 pm, "j.blotus" wrote:
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> > in cakephp version 2
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> > version 1 will be the last to support php4
I heard CakePHP 2.0 will support PHP 5.2 and up..
So it means it won't use the new features I mentioned :\
On Aug 24, 10:29 pm, "j.blotus" wrote:
> in cakephp version 2
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> version 1 will be the last to support php4
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> On Aug 24, 2:13 pm, Zippoxer wrote:
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> > PHP 5.3 has lots of new featur
in cakephp version 2
version 1 will be the last to support php4
On Aug 24, 2:13 pm, Zippoxer wrote:
> PHP 5.3 has lots of new features like namespaces, annonymous
> functions... And performance is much better than old versions.
> Can you see CakePHP supporting PHP 5.3 in the near future?
Check
PHP 5.3 has lots of new features like namespaces, annonymous
functions... And performance is much better than old versions.
Can you see CakePHP supporting PHP 5.3 in the near future?
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