The Podcast is Having Problems
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For some as-yet-unknown reason, the podcast is down, at least to those attempting to play or download the episode using the podPress plugin. I’m working on the problem, and I hope to have things back up and working soon.
Update: Everything seems to be okay again. Apparently, podPress 8.2 breaks when statistics logging is turned on.
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Jeff Robbins, Angela Byron, Jeff Eaton, Nathan Haug, and James Walker discuss strategies for design and presentation of Drupal sites.
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PHP Abstract Podcast Episode 12: Introduction to Service Component Architecture
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Episode 12: Introduction to Service Component Architecture
Special Guest: Graham Charters Release Date: 07/24/2007 License: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Today’s special guest is Graham Charters. Graham works at IBM’s development lab in Hursley, England. His past roles have included WebSphere Application Server development, and architecture responsibilities in WebSphere Business Integration, and Adapters. His current interests are in the relationships between open source technologies, such as those of LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl/Python) and the IBM WebSphere platform. Graham holds degrees in Computer Science, Numerical Analysis, and Machine Vision, all from the University of Manchester, England. Today Graham is going to talk to us about the Service Component Architecture, or SCA.Episode #12 Show Notes:
Do you have a question about what was discussed in today’s episode? Do you have a comment about the episode or it’s content? Post a comment and let us know. If you want a list of all the episodes of PHP Abstract, checkout The PHP Abstract Podcast home page.Be a part of the fun.
Got something to say? Have a new PHP trick you want to share? Have a new PHP product you want to share with everyone? Drop us an line at devzone@zend.com. If we like what we see, we may invite you to join. (Oh yeah, and we pay $75 per episode for those mercenaries among you who don’t want to do it just to give back to the community.)
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Friday’s Meetup
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WordCamp is going swimingly, except for the WiFi dying 5 minutes into the first session. I’m slightly bummed that neither Matt nor Dan mentioned the podcast, but then again, this weekend is about WordPress, not the podcast so… I’ll get over it.
The meetup last night was a whole lot of fun, as was the pre-party.
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Episode 11: Opinionated Software
Special Guest: Chris Hartjes Release Date: 07/17/2007 License: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Today’s special guest is Chris Hartjes. Chris has been building PHP applications since 1998. Currently employed as a Senior Developer for the Cake Development Corporation, Chris has been labeled as an “agent provocateur” within the PHP community. He contributes to open source projects, gives lectures on programming-related topics and tries to share what he’s learned via his blog. Today Chris is going to talk to us today about the concept of Opinionated Software.Episode #11 Show Notes:
Do you have a question about what was discussed in today’s episode? Do you have a comment about the episode or it’s content? Post a comment and let us know. If you want a list of all the episodes of PHP Abstract, checkout The PHP Abstract Podcast home page.Be a part of the fun.
Got something to say? Have a new PHP trick you want to share? Have a new PHP product you want to share with everyone? Drop us an line at devzone@zend.com. If we like what we see, we may invite you to join. (Oh yeah, and we pay $75 per episode for those mercenaries among you who don’t want to do it just to give back to the community.)
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WordCamp 2007 Update #1
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I’ll be arriving in San Francisco for WordCamp sometime Thursday morning, and I’ll try and keep you updated as to what’s happening and what’s being said there through updates here on the blog.
This first update details:
- The WordCamp Report has been set up as a way of letting attendees share their experiences with each other and with those WordPress users unable to attend.
- Aaron and I will host a meetup of podcast listeners at the Crossroads Cafe (Google map) at 1 P.M. on Friday afternoon. Some of those who have mentioned they might visit with us include Matt Mullenweg, Mark Jaquith, Kris Smith, and Patrick Havens, just to name a few. The cafe offers coffee, beer, wine, food, art and WiFi… everything a computer geek needs, and it’s very close to the Embarcadero and Pier 38, near where the Automattic pre-party is rumored to be held. We also might try and record the conversation for inclusion in a future episode of the podcast.
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This video will show you how to easily install a web server on your Mac using MAMP. MAMP is a bundle of all the tools you will need in one package: Apache, MySQL and PHP. We'll walk you through downloading and installing it and then we'll go through some basic set up to get you up and running.
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This video will show you how to easily install a web server on your Mac using MAMP. MAMP is a bundle of all the tools you will need in one package: Apache, MySQL and PHP. We'll walk you through downloading and installing it and then we'll go through some basic set up to get you up and running.
MAMP is a Mac-only application but the plan is to create videos with similar packages for other operating systems.
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