Amazon S3 Improvements in PHP-AWS
Two and a half years ago I began working with Amazon Web Services — first with S3 and then SQS and EC2. The code was eventually cleaned up and released as an open source project called PHP-AWS. Since then, it has remained relatively unchanged. Just bug fixes and the occasional support for new AWS features when users contribute patches. It’s not particularly pretty, but it has stood up well against time. The S3 class was recommended by Raymond Yee in his book Pro Web 2.0 Mashups, and a number of people have emailed examples of production sites where the library …