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From the tek11 webcast series. For more information on php|tek ’11, visit the website.

In this session Mark Brown and Ruslan Yakushev will talk about the work being done at Microsoft to increase the performance of PHP applications on Windows and IIS. This includes some recent advancements with the FastCGI module that enables PHP … Continue reading →

Ryan Stewart of Adobe talks with us about who he is and what he does at Adobe. Along the way we mention his talk…and of course…beer.

Come listen as Brandon Savage talks about Caching for WordPress. This is part of the spring TEK·X webcast series and is sponsored by Microsoft and hosted by php|architect.

Kristina Chodorow talks about scaling MongoDB. This is part of the spring TEK·X webcast series and is sponsored by Microsoft and hosted by php|architect.

URLs and such Scott Gordon’s Blog “The Anti-Pimp” Scott Gordon’s Twitter account (@sgordon70) Vaco – Where Scott Gordon works. Scott Gordon’s recent blog post responding to ABC News Cal’s recent blog post on “Breaking into PHP” Big South Social Media … Continue reading →

If you don’t know Josh Holmes, come to TEK·X and meet him. Officially is a UX Architect Evangelist for Microsoft. Unofficially though, he is the Microsoft Ambassador to the PHP community. More than a few community members can credit Josh … Continue reading →

Kristina Chodorow is the lead developer on the MongoDB project and a member of the php|architect blogger squad. Among other great posts, she wrote this year’s Ada Lovelace Day post for php|architect, “Technically Female“. Kristina will be presenting on MongDB … Continue reading →

Travis Swicegood is a Renaissance Man when it comes to programming and web technologies. He works with several different languages and technologies to get the job done. Travis is a published author and note speaker and we are pleased to … Continue reading →

Matthew is a veteran PHP programmer and a visible member of the PHP community.He has a new job, a new book and is speaking at TEK·X, life is good. Listen as we talk to Matthew about his session at TEK·X. … Continue reading →