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PHP Architect · Vol 22, Issue 4 · April 2023

The Role of PHP in Ubiquitous Computing

by Jack Polifka

The future of the Internet and computing will likely shift away from devices we sit down with and use on a daily basis. Technologies like augmented reality, virtual reality, and the Internet of Things will increasingly require users to physically interact with them instead. As a programming language primarily designed for web development, PHP will soon need to evolve into a more universal language that extends beyond the limits of the web. What is the role of PHP in these future technologies, and how can we, as developers, prepare ourselves for working with them?

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Jack Polifka

About the author

Jack Polifka

I am the IT specialist for the Graduate College at Iowa State University where my primary responsibilities are website and software development. In addition, I am a doctoral (Ph.D.) candidate in Human-Computer Interaction where I study how to use web technologies to measure what students learn in the classroom.

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