Archive for December 31st, 1969
PHP Architect - December 31st, 1969
leslie writes:
DevShed has posted the first of three tutorials in a series that covers network programming in PHP.
For many PHP developers, network programming seems to be rather elusive terrain. It becomes even more difficult to navigate when dealing with advanced topics, such as working with low-level sockets or dealing with the numerous and intimidating features of a specific network protocol.
However, things aren’t as hard as they look at first glance. As with everything in software development (and particularly when developing Internet-related applications), it’s possible to dive into the network programming area in a friendly way, without the need to get completely obfuscated by the buzzwords that surround the topic, or without suffering premature aging, all because you can’t get that socket opened on a particular TCP port.
For more information visit: www.devshed.com
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PHP Architect - December 31st, 1969
leslie writes:
Pathfinder has a new post that talks about how to administer PHP Spam Injection First Aid with Apache ModSecurity
From time to time we work with clients who would like to upgrade their web sites. Often their site is composed of various one-off applications — typically PHP-based — that someone built for them. More often than not, these applications were not developed with security in mind. Our first reaction is to pull the plug, analyze, and rebuild a secure and scalable solution. But pulling the plug is usually not an option. If a company relies on an application for leads or sales, they probably can’t afford to shut it down for any length of time. Under these circumstances, triage is usually the best one can hope for.
For more information visit: http://blogs.pathf.com
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PHP Architect - December 31st, 1969
leslie writes:
Jared White has this new post outlining the race on how to take a bite out of the Web development platform pie and become the dominant PHP 5 framework
The race is on to take a bite out of the Web development platform pie and become the dominant PHP 5 framework. Who are the players? What are the stakes? Who will win? This essay will spell it all out for you in black and white
For more information visit: www.theideabasket.com
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PHP Architect - December 31st, 1969
Scott Mattocks writes:
After a week off, PHP-GTK News is back with a double edition covering updates from May 3rd through May 17th. The updates from the past two weeks appear to go a little deeper than in previous weeks. This weeks news items include: - discussion of why E_STRICT doesn’t play nice with PHP-GTK 2. - a few patches (GtkWidget::size_request(), gtk_selection_data_get_uris, and gtk_selection_data_set_uris) - some drag-and-drop bugs - help with GtkTreeView and friends You can read more on these issues in the latest edition of PHP-GTK News.
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PHP Architect - December 31st, 1969
Marcus writes:
In what has to be the first big PHP acquisition of notable community leaders, OmniTI, home of George Schlossnagle and Wez Furlong has purchased BrainBulb, the PHP consultancy built, owned and operated by Chris Shiflett. With the acquisition, Chris becomes a principal of OmniTI and according to George Schlossnagle has a charter to “build out productized professional services offerings”. OmniTI is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with with their impressive roster of accomplished and published PHP experts. Read the official press release.
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