Monthly Archives: February 2010

php|architect Podcast: Interview with Andrew Sampson of StephenFry.com

Listen as Marco interviews Andrew Sampson of stephenfry.com.

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php|architect Podcast: Microphones in Bloom

In this episode, which shall henceforth be known as the one where Marco discovers that the gain doesn’t set itself on his microphone, our host and guests discuss the PHP-related news of the last two weeks.

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Zend_Form Decorators Explained

Original Post. Click here to see the video. Zend_Form Decorators Explained One of the pain points for folks who are starting to work with the Zend Framework is the Decorating functionality found in the depths of Zend_Form. I’ve witnessed countless … Continue reading

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HipHop for PHP finally released

Facebook’s PHP-to-C++ transformer made waves when it was announced earlier this month. Now, an initial release is finally available for download and public consumption.

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php5minutes 5 – O M do MVC

Para sarar do carnaval, nada melhor do php 5 minutes especial MVC. Nesse podcast vou falar do Model. Na sequencia, quarta-feira, sai o de V, de view e sexta-feira lanço o C, de controller. Aqui vai o link para o … Continue reading

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Browser extensions for your Xdebug pleasure

The popular open-source PHP debugger written by core developer Derick Rethans is easier than ever to use from your favourite browser.

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Lithium 0.6 brings “flurry of activity”

Lithium 0.6 brings new features, improved bootstrap and a completely revamped template layer to the fledgling PHP 5 framework.

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Let’s get all the facts on HTML5

Recent blog posts called into question Adobe’s commitment to open standards and specifically to HTML5. Now John Nack, Adobe employee but not spokes-person, speaks out and gives readers a hint of his true feelings on the matter.

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php|architect podcast: oddWeek #003

This week’s oddWeek podcast features our friend Nate Abele. We discuss Cake PHP, Lithium and the trials of starting open source projects.

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Facebook opens the Kimono on how they increased their speed twofold

Facebook’s Jason Sobel explains how the social media giant improved their overall end-user performance. This in-depth look at what they did provides a roadmap for any site facing heavy traffic. Oh—and they show you t-shirts you can’t have.

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