PHPMonks?

[Cody Pendant]

I'm working on a project which uses PHP.

Lots of my problems are solvable by coming here, (especially regex problems, because PHP has the builtin preg_replace() function which implements Perl regular expressons), but is there something like PerlMonks for PHP coders?
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($_='jjjuuusssttt annootthheer
     pppeeerrrlll haaaccckkeer')=~y/a-z//s;print;

[Abstraction]

Try the forums section of PHPBuilder.

[boo_radley]

Presented without comment

[TedPride]

PHP is easier to learn than Perl, though messier to write large programs in, and the following has always sufficed for PHP language questions:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/

I use Perl for heavy algorithms work (high work, low number of accesses) and PHP for most of my web apps (low work, high number of accesses), since I don't have access to mod_perl.

[b10m]

That's probably the only good thing of PHP, the online documentation and handy lookup (http://php.net/keyword), but luckilly good monk Juerd provides us that for Perl too on his site: http://tnx.nl/keyword