New this morning over on Builder.com is a review of the newest Zend product, the Zend Studio 2.0. For those that aren't exactly sure what this piece of software is: Zend Studio 2.0 consists of two components: Zend Studio Client and Zend Studio Server. Zend Studio Client is used for writing, editing, and debugging PHP code. Zend Studio Server is used for enabling script debugging on remote servers. Basically, it looks like they think is is an improvement over the original studio versions of these products, but it still has a ways to go to get up to the level of ease-of-use and flexibility that a lot of the other clients out there have. (The article is here, but because of session stuff, you'd be better off here.)

Over on the SitePoint WebmasterBase this morning, they have a new, quick little piece about several things, like forms, menus and a small section on PHP vs. ASP. They don't really say which one is better, because, well - in truth - it's more just using the right tool for the right job. PHP is great, and quite a bit easier than ASP most of the time. But, there are times when, either because of the network, the servers or whatever that ASP is just easier to get going. (yeah yeah, let the stoning proceed...Save the comments for below...)