[symfony-users] Re: New to PHP

2011-06-03 Thread Ton Yeung
Well I seem to have found a framework that might work. According to the hiphop mailing lists, it looks like code igniter might work. I'll be using that it seems. I am unsubscribing from this list, so if anyone has any questions regarding hiphop, please go to their mailing list. On Jun 1, 6:04 pm,

Re: [symfony-users] Re: New to PHP

2011-06-02 Thread Gareth McCumskey
If your clients are paying for custom work then they have the right to do whatever they want with the code after you have given them what they pay for. If they break stuff that you later have to fix then you bill them more for the work. If your code appears in someone elses project, so what? They h

[symfony-users] Re: New to PHP

2011-06-02 Thread Ton Yeung
My clientele are cheap and they have a culture of break it apart and jurry rig it if we can. If I don't obfuscate or protect my source, i can be guaranteed its going to show up in someone else's project. Some of you might say go somewhere else then, but they pay so I'm staying. Anyway, php, bsd, a

[symfony-users] Re: New to PHP

2011-06-01 Thread Ton Yeung
I'm sorry if this is going to duplicate or triplicate the post, i'm new to google groups and i'm not sure how it works. Hi Diego, thanks for the reply. ZendGuard seems to be the way according to the forums. However, the last post (August 2009) indicated that autoload had to be modified to use it.