On the IBuildings blog Cal Evans has at the Windows caching technology (some ) from a management perspective and where it fits in the overall Windows caching toolsets available.As PHP extends its reach further into corporate networks, IT managers have

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A new version of the library has been released today, version 0.2.1. Rediska is a PHP client for , a key/value database system (written in C) that's similar to memcache.It can be used like memcached, in front of a traditional

On the CatsWhoCode.com blog there's looking at a few cool things (ten, to be precise) you can do with the cURL extension in PHP.New to cURL? If yes, check out the following articles to learn the purposes and basics of

The Symfony blog has with links to some books to help you work with the latest version of the framework - Symfony 1.3/1.4.The symfony 1.3 and 1.4 final releases are just around the corner, and will probably be published next

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According to from the TEK-X blog today, the online registration and has the Early Bird registration prices available.The Call for Papers for TEK-X is finally over-with more than ten proposals submissions for each slot available in the schedule, our evaluation

Giorgio Sironi has talking about his upcoming eBook for all of those interesting in testing PHP applications - "Practical PHP Testing (Don't Let Your PHP be Eaten Alive)".This publication focuses on testing and designing php code, with the aid of

Adam Jensen has about using Doctrine record listeners to link a Zend_Acl component with your database.In previous Zend Framework apps I've written, I often handled access control at the level of the controller action. Each action was represented in the

On the IBuildings techPortal today there's in the Dutch PHP Conference series - David Soria Parra's talk on analyzing web applications with .DTrace is the Swiss army knife to analyze the behavior of applications and enabling you to gather detailed

Richard Thomas for all of those out there that think frameworks can solve all of the development woes of the world - remember, "frameworks are hammers".What Framework is the best? What Framework is the fastest? What Framework is the easiest?

Abhinav Singh has to his blog looking at three extensions that you can use to help understand the inner workings of the core Zend Engine."PHP tokens and opcodes" - When a PHP script is executed it goes through a number

Jeez Tech has with a great (and long) list of PHP scripts to connect your application to any number of popular APIs out there.Do you want to use an API but you are too lazy to write your own code

Phil Sturgeon has to his blog talking about a way to give your CodeIgniter site a bit more "pep" - use of the Dwoo templating engine.Not wanting to spend too much time re-inventing the wheel I had a look at

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Phil Sturgeon has CodeIgniter users can use to connect their application with .Most web-applications currently use automated e-mail's to let an administrator know someting is going on and some applications use Twitter. Why not use iPhone Push Notifications to get

On the PHPClasses blog there's looking at using the framework with PHP via a PECL extension.Gearman is a generic framework to distribute processing jobs to separate processes in the same machine or other machines in a cluster. It allows your

On his TechChorus blog Sudheer has of the Packt Publishing book "Zend Framework 1.8 Web Application Development" (by Keith Pope).The Zend Framework community needed a book covering version 1.8+. Version 1.8 brought new notable features. Zend_Application is one among them.

Michael Girouard has today about getting PHP 5.2.9 up and running on a CentOS distribution:CentOS in my opinion is the best way to go in terms of server distros. Some people, including myself, are frustrated at the fact that some