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Appendix F. INTERNET RESOURCES

The first place to look for information about PHP on the Internet is PHP's home site
http://www.php.net/. Many of the sites listed in this appendix appear on pages of
that site. You can download the latest source code an executables there. You can read the
latest news. And you will find information about the various mailing lists, which can be a
great source of support. To subscribe to the general mailing list, send mail to php-
[email protected]. You will get an email to confirm your subscription. Be
prepared to get hundreds of messages a day. I suggest sending the messages into their
own folder using a filter. If you'd prefer to just browse the messages, try the archives at
the AIMS group mailing list archives http://marc.theaimsgroup.
com/?l=php3-general.

Another great resource is Nathan Wallace's FAQTS.com site http://
[http://www.faqts.com/.](http://www.faqts.com/>.) His site is a collection of frequently-asked questions, including a
large section about PHP.

The links below are just a sample of what's available. The PHP home site and the portals
below list many more.

Portals

http://www.zend.com/ Zend

<http://www.phpbuilder.com/ PHP Builder

<http://www.weberdev.com/ WeberDev

<http://devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/ DevShed's PHP Resources

<http://www.phpwizard.net/ PHP Wizard

<http://www.php-center.de/ PHP Center (in German)

<http://www.phpindex.com/ PHP Index (in French)

<http://www.phpx.com/ Chinese PHP Developer's Union (in Chinese)

Software

http://px.sklar.com/ PX: PHP Code Exchange