Archive for April 9th, 2007
PHP Developer - April 9th, 2007
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Warner Bros. Records |
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Burbank, CA |
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PHP Developer |
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Warner Brothers Records is looking for a freelance PHP developer skilled in Drupal themeing and programming. To be considered you must be able to work at our office, provide your own computer and be very comfortable developing using SVN.
You’ll be in New Media, a very relaxed work environment, with cool and quirky people. We prize Mac users but welcome all. This is a great chance to work with bands like Arctic Monkeys, White Stripes, Damien Rice, Muse and more.
To apply please send an e-mail with the following to nmtech@warnerbrosrecords.com:
- PHP Developer and your full name in the Subject line.
- 3 Links to actual code you have written and or sites worked on what you worked on.
- Tell us a little about yourself and send a link to your blog you have one.
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PHP Developer - April 9th, 2007
On the Stubbles blog, there’s a new post that describes how to load in classes from the XP-Framework into the Stubbles framework.
The following little example uses a so called foreign class loader that is responsible for a given namespace, in this case net.xp_framework. This class loader is registered within the default Stubbles class loader. After that, all classes that reside in the namespace where the foreign class loader is responsible for will be loaded via this class loader.
The method they use is simple - seven lines of code simple. It loads in the class file using the load() functionality of the Stubbles framework making it so it can be called natively after creating an object for it.
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Dev Shed - April 9th, 2007
Among the huge variety of design patterns that can be easily implemented in PHP 5 the interpreter is one that might be particularly interesting to you. It allows you to build effortlessly the so-called parser layers. Welcome to the second installment of the series that began with Building Interpreter Classes with PHP 5. Made up of three parts this series introduces the core concepts on this useful pattern and also complements its theory with numerous educational hands-on examples….
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PHP Developer - April 9th, 2007
The Zend Developer Zone has posted an announcement about the release of the latest version of their framework - version 0.9.2 of the Zend Framework.
This is an update to the Zend Framework Beta Release. The Zend Framework developers have been working very hard to improve the quality every week, and this Beta Refresh release includes their efforts so far. There have been 81 issues fixes since the 0.9.1 release.
There will be at least one more Beta Release, scheduled about April 20. We will continue to have Beta Releases until we feel the product is ready for a 1.0 Release Candidate.
The Changelog has a complete list of the issues fixed and items updated but two of the notables listed are a “significant update” to the Zend_Log component to make it more object-oriented and a move for Zend_Memory to the Core of the framework.
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PHP Developer - April 9th, 2007
On the SpinDrop blog, there’s a new article from Dave Dash highlighting one of the features of the symfony framework they use to bounce requests off of Yahoo!’s Geocoding API to normalize addresses.
I wrote a wrapper (I’ll release it as a plugin if requested) for the Geocoding API, the bulk of the work (the REST call) occurs in a function called doQueryGIS.
He include the code for the wrapper function and show how to use it to make a call to the API, setting up the caching directory and passing in the raw address data from the user.
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