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International PHP Magazine: Poll - Which One of the Following Should a PHP Programmer Give Priority?

Wed, 23 May 2007 11:19:00 -0500

The International PHP Magazine is back with the results on their latest poll today that asked developers to vote on which, of their options, a PHP developer should give the most effort towards when creating their applications.

Options included "Magic Methods", "IDE's" and "Database Support" but the number one option that got the most votes by far was "Classes". This left second ("All" at 19.3 percent) and third ("Database Support" at 8.4 percent) place in the dust.

If you're a CodeIgniter user, be sure to get your vote in on this week's poll asking users to vote on which of the feature options they've given is what makes CodeIgniter the best framework out there.

International PHP Magazine: Poll Question: Which Is Your Favourite PHP Framework?

Wed, 16 May 2007 08:46:00 -0500

The International PHP Magazine has posted the results from the latest poll (they conducted over the past week) that asked which of the options given was your favorite framework choice.

Options included CodeIgniter, CakePHP, PHP on TRAX, Propel, Seagull, Solar, the Zend Framework and more. Coming in with the largest percentage of the votes, though was CakePHP with 56.1 percent of the responses. Coming in second (but a ways behind) was CodeIgniter followed by the Zend Framework.

If you didn't get a chance to get your vote in on that poll, you can get in on this week's poll and voice your opinion. This time, they're asking which (of the given options) should a programmer give the more emphasis to when developing their application.

PHP Magazine: IPM Poll Question: What Features do You Prioritize in a CMS?

Tue, 25 Jul 2006 13:14:07 -0500

The International PHP Magazine has finished yet another poll today, this time they asked their site visitors the question "What Features do You Prioritize in a CMS?".

The options included things like "Small footprint, less than 30K" and "Multiple methods for providing news feed" but the number one on the list (as chosen by the readers) was "Simple and powerful administration panel" with "Easy to integrate into an existing web site" pulling in a close second.

It is evident that the majority looks for a simple and powerful administration panel in a CMS as it garnered 36.9% of votes. 35.7% look for a CMS that is easy to integrate into an existing web site. 13.1% want a CMS that is easy to skin. 'Simple and easy to install' polled 8.3% of the votes. 3.6% desire a small footprint less than 30k. The options, 'No requirement for a database' and 'Multiple methods for providing news feed' bagged a dismal 1.2%.

Be sure to check out this week's poll (PHP misconceptions) and cast your vote today!