Of course, what would a week be without a new PHP Weekly Summary from the fine folks over at Zend this morning. This latest one covers some pretty major things that happened this last week.

One of those things, the release of PHP 4.3.0RC4, marks the ever-closer release of the final version of PHP4.3.0 - a release that's been long awaited for several reasons. Also, if you'll remember a while back, there was a controversy over the naming of the PHP command-line application. Well, it's been resolved this week (that was fast): After the long discussion Edin Kadribasic came up with a solution that seems to please all parties. The binaries are neither renamed nor merged. When the CGI SAPI is built, the CLI version needs to be installed separately using make install-cli. With every other SAPI the CLI binary is just installed alongside the SAPI module.

And, lastly this week, there are some mentions to the PHP# project to create a .Net compiler for PHP, as well as bug fixes to the uniqid() and range() functions.