PHPEverywhere has a humerous link this morning. When most people think Apache, they think "fast, reliable webserver", and a feeling of good, solid honesty about the software comes through a lot to. I think that's why it's funny for an article to be written about how Apache is even the best porn server, too. Yes, even "they" use the worlds most reliable webserver (and, according to Smutcraft, it's still the most widely used). I know I never though about it, but I guess just about everyone benefits from Apache.

Two things from Zend this morning - first off, there's the latest PHP Weekly Summary. It talks some about output buffering, the new sockets code, and a few other smaller items. Nothing too earth-shattering. Second, they have a new tutorial posted that talks about Using objects to create an application. This one is more about structure than actual code. They give you a good overview of how to do "modules" of code that work together to do what you want. This is just the first part in a series of several where they help you build this appilcation and teach "good programming" at the same time.

And, lastly today, the fine folks at DevArticles have a few new items posted today, one of which is an article on Developing A Site Search Engine With PHP And MySQL. As always, they give you everything from the database to back it up to the PHP code to make the front-end work. It uses keywords to match up items instead of searching out the text in the actual content. Enjoy!