PHP Driven Flex Applications Finally Becomes a Reality
Zend just announced that they're collaborating with Adobe to make PHP-driven Flex applications easier to build. The major component to this is the addition of AMF support to PHP. Though I've been a long time and well known ColdFusion evangelist, I have been spending a lot of my time lately playing with and learning PHP... and I like it. A LOT.
It's also a solution I find myself recommending clients more and more these days. I'll discuss those reasons in another post, as I don't want to sidetrack from the big news. I'm very happy to see Adobe making PHP powered Flex applications an attractive and legitimate option for companies, and I'm really looking forward to see the applications that result as well as the impact this has on the adoption of Flex by organizations.
The Zend press release is online at http://www.zend.com/en/company/news/Press/zend-to-collaborate-with-adobe.
It's also a solution I find myself recommending clients more and more these days. I'll discuss those reasons in another post, as I don't want to sidetrack from the big news. I'm very happy to see Adobe making PHP powered Flex applications an attractive and legitimate option for companies, and I'm really looking forward to see the applications that result as well as the impact this has on the adoption of Flex by organizations.
The Zend press release is online at http://www.zend.com/en/company/news/Press/zend-to-collaborate-with-adobe.
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