Wez Furlong's Blog: HTTP POST from PHP, without cURL
In an effort to get streams more out in the, er, mainstream, Wez Furlong has posted an example of some code for a common operation many use cURL for - posting to a remote script - but with streams....
View ArticleNETTUTS.com: Context Includes
The NETTUTS blog has another WordPress-related post today that looks at "context includes" - changing the look and feel of the postings based on the content type they're tagged with. The great thing...
View ArticleAnt Phillips' Blog: Singletons, BIRT, Theads and PHP
In doing some work with Zero (PHP in Java) and the Eclipse Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools project, Ant Phillips had some troubles with multithreaded PHP processes and wanting them all to...
View ArticleMichelangelo van Dam's Blog: Zend Framework context switching for HTML content
Michelangelo van Dam has a new post to his blog today looking a a method for doing some context switching in his Zend Framework application to use jQuery in his app's static HTML output. I had already...
View ArticleEnrise.com: REST Style Context Switching - Part 2
Joshua Thijssen has written up a new post for the Enrise blog today about using REST-style context switching in Zend Framework applications with the help of a handy "RestContextSwitch" helper. In the...
View ArticleNikita Popov's Blog: The true power of regular expressions
Nikita Popov has a new (language agnostic) post to his blog today about one of the most powerful things you can use in your development - something that a lot of developers don't understand the true...
View ArticleWeb & PHP Magazine: Issue #8 - The Power of Design
The latest issue of the Web & PHP Magazine has been released - Issue 8 - The Power of Design. Articles in this latest issue include: Todd Lombardo on user context Stefan Priebsch on data and...
View ArticleDzone.com: Diving into Behat
Giorgio Sironi has a new post to DZone.com today about some of his experiences with Behat, a behavior-driven development testing tool written in PHP. It uses the Gherkin language syntax to define its...
View ArticlePHPClasses.org: 10 Steps to properly do PHP Bug Tracking and Fixing as Fast...
On the PHPClasses.org blog today Manuel Lemos has shared some advice on tracking and fixing bugs and some strategies to help prevent them in the future. No matter how hard you try to test your PHP...
View ArticleHannes Magnusson: Query logging and profiling in MongoDB
in a previous post Hannes Magnusson introduced the new stream handling notification feature in the MongoDB PHP extension. In his most recent post he elaborates on a subject mentioned in the previous...
View ArticleReddit.com: Attempting to understand Namespacing, and its benefits
If you're relatively new to PHP, you may have read about something called "namespacing" but not fully understood it or the benefits it provides. Over on Reddit, there's a recent discussion where the...
View ArticlePaul Jones: Some Rules For Good Naming
Paul Jones has a new post to his site today talking about the importance of naming when it comes to the use of different patterns in development. He also makes some recommendations to help clear up...
View ArticlePaul Jones: Action-Domain-Responder and the "Domain Payload" Pattern
Paul Jones has a new post with more information about his proposed "Action-Domain-Responder" design pattern (a replacement for the typical MVC) and suggests a new piece, the Domain Payload pattern....
View ArticleMatthew Setter: Can VIM Ever Replace PHPStorm?
In an interesting new post to his site Matthew Setter wonders if an IDE like PHPStorm can be replaced by VIM, a standard in the editor community for decades. Is it reasonable, even practical, to...
View ArticleServerGrove Blog: Useful Linux command-line tools to work with PHP projects
The ServerGrove blog has posted a new tutorial with a selection of useful command line tools to help you in working with your PHP applications. None of them are PHP specific but are Unix-based...
View ArticleParagon Initiative: Everything [About] Preventing Cross-Site Scripting...
The Paragon Initiative has posted a new tutorial that wants to provide you with everything you need to know about preventing cross-site scripting in PHP applications. Cross-Site Scripting (abbreviated...
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