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Just found these and wishing I had found them a few days back.
I was able to script in perl before and then moved to php a week or so back, I found it odd that php was so similar to perl yet so backwardly different.
Looking at this you can see what I mean (perl to php):
http://www.cs.wcupa.edu/~rkline/perl2php/
(great for just having a reference to code structure and syntax)
I some how get the feeling that php is perl, I mean they are both server side, both are loosly coded languages, both have similar modules & functions & both are intended for web development. The only advantage I can see php having is that it can be written amoungst the HTML code and runs from root to any sub directory.
This is the most concise reference to ENV that I could find:
http://jasonfarrell.com/misc/env.php
(if some one has any better please let me know)
I was able to script in perl before and then moved to php a week or so back, I found it odd that php was so similar to perl yet so backwardly different.
Looking at this you can see what I mean (perl to php):
http://www.cs.wcupa.edu/~rkline/perl2php/
(great for just having a reference to code structure and syntax)
I some how get the feeling that php is perl, I mean they are both server side, both are loosly coded languages, both have similar modules & functions & both are intended for web development. The only advantage I can see php having is that it can be written amoungst the HTML code and runs from root to any sub directory.
This is the most concise reference to ENV that I could find:
http://jasonfarrell.com/misc/env.php
(if some one has any better please let me know)
