When the business software doesn't start with J. It's a small digression on the benefit on using php inside an enterprise application.

1. PHP for Enterprise
When the business doesn't start with J.
Francesco Fullone, Ideato.it
ff AT ideato.it

2. Who am I
Francesco Fullone aka Fullo
- PHP developer since 1999
- GrUSP President
- PHP and Open Source Evangelist
- CEO @
- Proud member of
- Nerd and geek

3. How many of
you use PHP?

4. How many of you have
developed an
Enterprise
application?

5. When should an
application be defined
Enterprise ready?

7. Reliable

11. Scalable

13. Secure

16. Must the software or
the language be
enterprise ready?

17. When is a language
ready for the
enterprise?

18. Is commercial support
needed?

20. Does it have to
support legacy
platforms?

22. Easy integration?

24. Are Development
tools needed to be
enterprise?

26. Does it need Quality
Assurance tools?

28. Should it be Object
Oriented?

29. PHP is a full OO
language.

30. •5.x real OO implementation
•5.3 namespaces, closures
•5.4 traits
•6.0 unicode

31. Moreover, PHP has the GOTO! :D

32. Does it need to have
enterprise
frameworks?

34. Is
ready for the
Enterprise?

35. A software is ready for the
enterprise if it is tested and
developed with the right
patterns.

36. The religious wars are
futile.
VI is the best editor! ;)

37. ?

38. Francesco Fullone
ff AT ideato.it
skype: ffullone
via Quinto Bucci 205
47023 Cesena (FC)
info AT ideato.it
www.ideato.it
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