HP IPAQ - PHP Programming?

Programming in PHP on a pocket PC!

[Shadi]

Well PHP being almost my first language before English, i find it only natural that my latest purchase a HP IPAQ should be converted to working with PHP.

Has anyone got an experiance of a Webserver and PHP installed on an IPAQ to allow PHP programming on the road, maybe even a nice text editor that does highlighting? i've looked around but haven't come up with anything "seriously" usable as yet.

[bakedjake]

I've got python running on mine, so I'm sure PHP is doable.

As far as text editors for it, not sure, but the python debugger works nicely for me. So if you're not too adverse to learning a new language, check it out.

[mincklerstraat]

The people at this project [humanclock.com] have reduced the apache source code down to a 25K text file for running apache on a Tandy 100 - your machine will be a lot more powerful than this, if you can port it over it should be really fast. I don't think this includes PHP, you'd have to probably use the cgi version.

[killroy]

Haven't they also installed linux on an IPAQ, therefore beeing able to run full apache and any other linux tools on it?

SN

[haryanto]

That was soooooo funny!
Quote from the site:
We take our web hosting very seriously at humanclock.com, therefore we have installed 4 "AA" batteries in the webserver in case of power failure.

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The people at this project have reduced the apache source code down to a 25K text file for running apache on a Tandy 100 - your machine will be a lot more powerful than this, if you can port it over it should be really fast. I don't think this includes PHP, you'd have to probably use the cgi version.