Monthly Archives: September 2009

Grokking the REST Architecture

Speaker: Ben Ramsey REST has become the hip, new buzzword of Web 2.0. But what makes an application RESTful? Pretty URLs? XML over HTTP? Any service that’s not SOAP? In all the hype, the definition of REST has become clouded … Continue reading

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Using Zend_Cache to speed up Web Service calls

Original Post. Click here to see the video. Using Zend_Cache to speed up Web Service calls A short video showing how you can test and implement Zend_Cache on a class that makes a really slow request (like a web service … Continue reading

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WordPress and Social Media

Social Media Consultant Brent Csutoras talks about how to utilize your blog and the various tools for the social media space. He also discusses plugin usage, php functionality, social buttons and more.

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The phparchitect Podcast: Is This Too Loud?

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Using Google Maps with Zend_GData

Original Post. Click here to see the video. Using Google Maps with Zend_GData This episode will wrap up the google docs series. You can start with Part 1 and Part 2, or jump straight into this one. With our persistence … Continue reading

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Future of WordPress

WordPress Lead Developer Mark Jaquith discusses some of the plans for future development in WordPress including the 2.9 and version 3, plus listener questions on CMS integration, total cache and other plugins.

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The Easy Problems Are The Hard Problems

Speaker: Paul Reinheimer Consider “Easy” problems in web applications, like login forms. On the surface, terribly simple, slap some escaping functions on a query and you’re done! Well, not quite, what about brute force login attempts? Locking accounts? Captachas! This … Continue reading

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