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Job: PHP UI Engineer (Mountain View) - Terry Chay - June 24, 2008

Restarting this policy Job listing - User Interface Engineer (PHP) in Mountain View, California. Contact aknight at this site. The company has developed a shopping search engine that delivers comprehensive lists of products and their corresponding images, ranked by the leading products, brands, stores and styles on the very first page of results. They call this ...<script type="textjavascript"SHARETHIS.addEntry( title: "Job: PHP UI Engineer (Mountain View)", url:...
http://terrychay.com/blog/article/job-php-ui-engineer-mountain-view.shtml

DPC Interview - Lorna Mitchell - June 24, 2008

So, at the Dutch PHP Conference, they were making a video and they interviewed me. The video is at http:www.bachelor-ict.nldpc and it is also featured in this article on DevZone which is exciting! The video is mostly about the PHPWomen organisation, rather than my talk but it does have some footage of me speaking and of the conference itself.
http://www.lornajane.net/posts/2008/DPC-Interview

eZ Components 2008.2 roadmap - Derick Rethans - June 24, 2008

We've created a roadmap for the upcoming eZ Components (2008.2) release. In this release our main focus is to add MVC support. Where most frameworks dedicate a specific router, controller and view, the MVC implementation in eZ Components will only consist of very loosely based parts. For each of the specific parts of MVC we will provide one or more default implementations, as well as detailed information on how to write your own implementations of a Model, View and Controller. Of course..
http://derickrethans.nl/ez_components_20082_roadmap.php

Usefull read, better twice than never - Pierre - June 24, 2008

From time to time, for some random reasons or none at all, you end in the radar of what is commonly called poisonous people. It is this time of the year again. As I can still sleep well, it is getting to a point where I may loose my coolness. Im trying hard to do not get there. Possible solutions or good advices are listed in these two chapterssections, time to read them again: You are what you write The Noisy Minority Effect Getting some fresh air, continue the good work as...
http://blog.thepimp.net/archives/Usefull-read,-better-twice-than-never.html

Kohana Virtual Hosts - Harry Roberts - June 24, 2008

If you intend to run multiple Kohana applications from the same code base, the separation of the system & modules directories from the application and it's themes is the standard way to go. For most shared applications you'd develop the functionality and it's views as separate individual modules, while the only thing the application directory needs to hold are configuration files for separate databases and the theme-specific views of which there may only be one or two along with the cache & log.
http://codeb.us/kohana-virtual-hosts

PHPWomen Article Competition - Lorna Mitchell - June 24, 2008

There's an article competition running over at phpwomen.org where thre are two Zend Studio for Eclipse licenses to give away to the best short articles submitted in the Best Practices forum before the end of July. See the announcement for more details.
http://www.lornajane.net/posts/2008/PHPWomen-Article-Competition

Vote to have more PHP sessions at Oracle Open World - Christopher Jones - June 23, 2008

Nomination and voting for "Customer Selected Sessions" at Oracle Open World is still taking place on Oracle Mix. As expected, DB-centric sessions have the early running with most interest. However if you want to see PHP more prominent at the conference, a couple of PHP sessions have registered: https:mix.oracle.comideas32655-php-internet-information-server-and-oracle https:mix.oracle.comideas26997-ignite-your-oracle-and-php-experience-with-codeigniter Or you could always nominate your own...
http://blogs.oracle.com/opal/discuss/msgReader$342

PHP OCI8 1.3.3 has gone "Production" - Christopher Jones - June 23, 2008

The latest branch of PHP's OCI8 extension is now "Production" on PECL http:pecl.php.netpackageoci8 Oracle's Harald Lovvik had the pleasure of making the formal announcement on Friday at Open Nordic. PHP's OCI8 1.3.3 has support for Oracle's DRCP connection pooling and Fast Application Notification technologies giving it improved scalability and high availability. Overall, the re-architecture of the connection code is more stable. It fixes some obscure edge case issues and lets it handle...
http://blogs.oracle.com/opal/discuss/msgReader$341

OAuth For PHP Status Update... - Pdraic Brady - June 23, 2008

Earlier today I finished up work on the initial OAuth library. It has a few rough edges and missing features, but the bulk of the work for an OAuth Consumer is there. The rest is refactoring, feature iteration, and testing. The new library is specifically targeted as a dual-proposal. It has been proposed to both PEAR and the Zend Framework. Rather than maintaining two distinct versions, or one distinct version with a heavy dose of abstraction, both are derived from the Zend Framework version...
http://blog.astrumfutura.com/archives/383-OAuth-For-PHP-Status-Update....html

A Hashing Primer - Paul Reinheimer - June 23, 2008


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