Php5

[Aloysius]

26 April marks the release of PHP5. Below is an extract from http://www.php.net.
[25-Apr-2004] The second Release Candidate of PHP 5 is now available! This mostly bug fix release improves PHP 5's stability and irons out some of the remaining issues before PHP 5 can be deemed release quality. Note that it is still not recommended for mission-critical use but people are encouraged to start playing with it and report any problems.

Key changes since Release Candidate 1 include:

The Zend Engine I compatibility mode (zend.ze1_compatibility_mode) has been re-implemented to more accurately support PHP 4's object auto-clone behavior.
All object-oriented extensions except for MySQLi have moved to studlyCaps. This includes SQLite, SOAP, Reflection API, Ming and others.
Implementing an interfaces and/or abstract method with the wrong prototype is now a fatal error. For backwards compatibility, re-implementing regular methods with the wrong prototype will only result in an E_STRICT warning.
Features as described in the Release Candidate 1 release announcement
And lots more...
For changes since Release Candidate 1, please consult the ChangeLog.

[tanfwc]

cool...will upgrade my php immediately when release....keke...

[Aloysius]

Well, they note that it's probably for fun test, but not ideal for mission critical places, thus do have some reserve on how you're going to utilise the version.

Perhaps wait for the next release. And i thought it's being released already, moreover, it should require you root access to install it.

[tanfwc]

haha...i install on my home computer for testing and learning purpose...keke...