Forgot to paste the second link ... good in-depth article for Gears ...
http://www.onlamp.com/lpt/a/7055
- Jon
On Jul 4, 2007, at 2:03 PM, Jon Baer wrote:
I think its fair to say that PHP is definitely not a standalone
friendly language, the best effort I have seen is something like
Phar f
I think its fair to say that PHP is definitely not a standalone
friendly language, the best effort I have seen is something like Phar
format but even then you need to bring the kitchen sink to each
client and its not a format built into PHP itself (shame).
It's sad that there is not anythin
Hi Rick,
On 7/4/07, Rick Retzko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All –
I've developed a web-based audition registration application for musical
organizations (All-State Chorus, Regional Band, etc). The application has
been well received, but some organizations are too small to benefit from the
Rick Retzko wrote:
Hi All –
I’ve developed a web-based audition registration application for musical
organizations (All-State Chorus, Regional Band, etc). The application
has been well received, but some organizations are too small to benefit
from the web orientation and have asked if the ap
Hi All -
I've developed a web-based audition registration application for musical
organizations (All-State Chorus, Regional Band, etc). The application has
been well received, but some organizations are too small to benefit from the
web orientation and have asked if the application could be prov
At 8:09 PM -0400 7/3/07, David Krings wrote:
BUT...back to the original question, does the length of a variable
name have any impact on performance or such?
Does the length of variable names have any impact on performance?
I doubt it, but it should be easy enough to prove. Just write two
rout
