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Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
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Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#2PHP Easter eggs tell us everything:
http://basecamphq.com/?=PHPB8B5F2A0-3C92-11d3-A3A9-4C7B08C10000 http://backpackit.com/?=PHPB8B5F2A0-3C92-11d3-A3A9-4C7B08C10000
Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#3Isn't that just telling you that the web server has PHP loaded into it?
Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#4Isn't that just telling you that the web server has PHP loaded into it?
If you try these strings on a URL that isn't PHP, they won't work, even if the web server has PHP support. In any case you can:
1. Try it somewhere.
2. Visit http://37signals.com/index.php
3. Ask'em directly.
Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#5Isn't that just telling you that the web server has PHP loaded into it?
Actually the easter egg only works if the given page is interpreted as PHP.
Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#6http://37signals.com/index.rhtml also works.
As does http://37signals.com/index.nothingspecial
Apparently, the file extension is irrelevant when processing pages.
Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#7Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Actually the easter egg only works if the given page is interpreted as PHP.
Aha - ok, well then like their own site, 37signals.com, it's the front page that is in PHP, something that has been known for a while.
Yes, btw... if an application is good quality for the customers who cares what language they used?
Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Aha - ok, well then like their own site, 37signals.com, it's the front page that is in PHP, something that has been known for a while.
Yes, btw... if an application is good quality for the customers who cares what language they used?
Well... those of us interested in replicating their success:-)
Re: Basecamp and Backpack from 37signals use PHP
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Actually the easter egg only works if the given page is interpreted as PHP.
Aha - ok, well then like their own site, 37signals.com, it's the front page that is in PHP, something that has been known for a while.
Good to remember this case of 20% effort for 80% result. Why build all of your app tediously if one page is enough.