Episode 34: Streams Abstraction

Special Guests: Manuel Lemos
Release Date: 01/31/2008
License: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Today’s special guest is Manuel Lemos of phpclasses.org Manuel is from Portugal and currently lives in Brazil where he works full-time on PHPClasses.org that he created in 1999.

Today, Maunel is going to talk to us about Streams Abstraction.

Show Notes for Episode 34

• Transcript of this podcast
• MIME parser class
• POP3 client class
• Stream wrapper classes
• Amazon S3 stream wrapper
• File Exchange Protocol stream wrapper
• filesnap stream wrapper
• gFeed stream wrapper
• gHttp stream wrapper
• MS-Excel stream wrapper
• pop3-stream stream wrapper
• smb4php stream wrapper
• PHP Programming Innovation Award winners

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Episode 33: Book Review: PHP Web 2.0 Mashup Projects

Special Guests: Matthew Turland
Release Date: 01/17/2008
License: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Today’s special guest is Matthew Turland (Elazar to those of you who hang out on the #phpc channel on irc.freenode.net) Matt has been building PHP applications since 2002. He joined the ranks of PHP-Oracle developers in 2006 when he became a programmer for METHODS Technology Solutions. He is a regular on the PHP Community channel of the Freenode IRC network. He regularly shares his experience on his blog, iShouldBeCoding.com.

Today, Matt is going to review PHP Web 2.0 Mashup Projects from Packt Publishing.

Show Notes for Episode 33

• The full text of this podcast.
• Matt’s Blog
• Packt Publishing – PHP Web 2.0 Mashup Projects

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Episode 32: Introduction to the symfony framework.

Special Guests: Stefan Koopmanschap
Release Date: 01/17/2008
License: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Today’s special guest is Stefan Koopmanschap. Stefan is web application developer and professional services consultant for Ibuildings.nl. He is the initiator of the SymfonyCamp event in 2007, and is also trying to promote symfony in The Netherlands with his local website symfony-framework.nl. His own website can be found at www.leftontheweb.com

Show Notes for Episode 32

• Open Source Discussion Forum software using symfony
• Social Bookmarking by Yahoo!
• Official symfony website
• Stefan Koopmanschap’s web site

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