Using Atlas with PHP

The Atlas framework has two distinct elements - a client script framework, and a set of server extensions that integrate Atlas with ASP.NET. The client script framework is 100% Javascript, and works with any modern browser. But it is also completely server-agnostic, and works with any web server.
Of course, Atlas and ASP.NET together provide the best, most seamless end-to-end programming model that integrates the client and server. But if you're trying to use Atlas with a different server platform, you can go and write the server components that integrate in similar functionality.
So how do you go about using Atlas with another server? When you install the March CTP, you'll notice that the install creates a folder under the Program Files directory. Look in here, and you'll find the Atlas client scripts, in both debug and release versions. (The release versions have been compressed for size.) You can now just pick up these files and drop them into a ScriptLibrary subdirectory in your web project, and you're good to go!
Well, not quite. If you're just doing a client-side app, Atlas client script is all you need. But if you want to connect to the server, you'll want to write server-side code to talk to the Atlas client. Here are some examples of features built-into Atlas when you're using ASP.NET, but that you might want to write yourself when using another server:
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