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Andi Gutmans on working with Microsoft & Improving PHP Performance on Windows by MichaelF on October 31, 2006 08:31AM

Today at Zendcon Bill Hilf and Andi Gutmans announced a new technical collaboration aimed at improving the performance of PHP on Windows both for IIS 6 as well as in the future including IIS 7 on Longhorn.  The partnership has multiple components including Microsoft releasing a FastCGI add-on for IIS and Zend will establish a Windows testing lab to ensure high performance on an ongoing basis.  In the end the winners are the millions of PHP developers and hosters who want an viable choice in operating systems.

In this interview Sam and Andi discuss how Zend came to be as well as the details of the announcement.  Andi provides his perspective on what this collaboration will mean to the PHP community and has a question of his own for Sam.


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  1. Port 25 said:

    Today I had the opportunity to attend and present at the Zend/PHP Conference and Expo in San Jose. I was here to announce a technical collaboration between Zend and Microsoft that will improve the performance of PHP on Windows Server (and down the road

    posted at 12:26PM 10/31/2006
  2. Well atleast i did, when i was developing a project with PHP. but looks like those days are gone..! I

    posted at 05:54AM 11/02/2006
  3. thanks said:

    ha, ha. andi the answer you were looking for to your question, "what will happen if php is too successful?"  the politically correct answer was given in the video, but the real answer is buyout. if you can't buy'm join'm with a partnership. that's the route of every large tech company for how else do you stay on top? you take out the competition any way possible...

    posted at 07:34AM 11/27/2006
  4. Port 25 said:

    It&rsquo;s been an interesting nine months on Port 25. For those keeping track, the endeavors of our

    posted at 03:50PM 12/13/2006
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