Posts in: PHP
- OurIndustryIsBroken.com: Tracking site users and traffic with PHP, MySQL and ActionScript
- You may remember that FletcherMartin launched OurIndustryIsBroken.com back in April. After receiving some feedback about the site, we tweaked it to enhance the user experience and allow us to track how visitors use the site. We’re using Google Analytics for high-level analysis such as referrals and search engine traffic. But we wanted to do more robust [...] [23 Jul 2007]
- Burlingame, CA: Zend / PHP Conference 2007
- The conference is now in its “Call for Papers” stage (proposals are due May 31). But it should feature a strong lineup of PHP industry experts. I will update this post ass more information becomes available, or you can follow the conference web site for details. When: October 8 - 11, 2007 Where: Hyatt Regency San Francisco [...] [16 May 2007]
- Review: WorkSpace
- What would you expect from a basic text editor? Let’s create a list of features: Support for plain text Syntax highlighting for HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, SQL, Java, and Perl. Limited auto-complete Ability to connect to multiple FTP servers at once Ability to upload, download, rename and delete [...] [15 May 2007]
- What’s your favorite PHP framework?
- Another post of interest: An interview with Timani Tunduwani on why he made the switch from CakePHP to PRADO. Related post elsewhere: You may be interested in PHP frameworks - Which one is Most Suitable for you? So I’m making my first foray into PHP frameworks. I’m tinkering with CodeIgniter right now. I chose it on [...] [16 Apr 2007]
- Chicago, Illinois: php|tek 2007
- Details for php|tek are finally up. Speakers include PHP heavyweights Wez Furlong, Ilia Alshanetsk, and John Coggeshall. Jay Pipes of MySQL is also set to present. Topics for talks include security, enhancing MySQL performance, debugging tools and design patterns. Sounds like a winner to me. The conference is, however, accepting papers through November 20, 2006. I’ll [...] [8 Nov 2006]
- Links for October 9, 2006
- Heh, you may see this as October 10 in your readers. That’s because I never know what date it is … unless it’s payday :-). Some stuff I missed from last week, and a few tidbits from this morning. IE7 Is Coming This Month…Are you Ready? Unless you’re using some serious CSS ninjitsu, you’re ready. eHub Interviews adaptiveblue Adaptiveblue is [...] [9 Oct 2006]
