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- by dskarjune May 28, 2008 10:51 AM PDT
- I was just at php|tek in Chicago last week. Andy Gutmans did not discuss the layoffs in his keynote. In a casual conversation, he was reticent to comment on the Sun acquisition of MySQL . Core members of the PHP community politely endorse the Zend framework, but they criticize Zend for trying to move partner code into the base. An acquisition by IBM would be advantageous as they have supported PHP with excellent documentation and 'get' the methodology of the community. A marriage in Javaland would be shotgun. As for Oracle, it's just a poker game.
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