New this morning from the Web Developer's Virtual Library, is an article that talks about XSL and XSLT with PHP4. It's actually a portion out of the book "Professional PHP4 Programming", but it makes for a nice little piece. Like any good article, they help you get all the needed pieces installed (Unix or Win), as well as plenty of XML to work with. Wrox has alwyas been really good about putting out some quality books...Thanks to PHPEverywhere for the links.

Also new today is the latest PHP Weekly Summary from Zend. Nothing major in this one - the release of PHP 4.2.0 RC1 is mentioned, as well as the update to the PHP CVS site.

DevArticles.com also has a new article this morning talking about how to Create Your Own Mail Script With PHP and IMAP. It's a pretty cool idea really...when you don't have one of those services that lets you check your email from anywhere (the "not so free anymore" email providers), this is a cool alternative. They dive into what IMAP is and how to get PHP to work happily with it (it has to be compiled in, so be sure you fix that before you try these scripts). They give you some great code, exactly what you need to get your own system working. Thankfully, the PHP IMAP functions make it a breeze to get things working and to make a nice, clean script that works with your IMAP server....