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On the SitePoint PHP blog today Craig Buckler is back with the second part of their series on creating a Twitter widget for your site.

You can find more about the first part of the series here.

From the SitePoint PHP blog today there's a new tutorial from Craig Buckler (part one of a series) on how to create your own Twitter widget you can drop in anywhere on your site (main content or sidebar).

It uses cURL to make the requests to the Twitter servers, so you'll need that installed on your PHP instance.

SitePoint.com has started a new series of posts today looking at how to make WordPress easier for clients to use and be happier with overall.

Craig Buckler looks at things that can help your clients think simpler and easier.

Craig Buckler has added a new post to the SitePoint PHP blog today that looks at some of the PHP configuration options and how you can change them from two different places (besides the php.ini file).

In this new post to the SitePoint PHP blog, Craig Buckler asks a question about one of the newest features of PHP, namespaces - are they really so bad?

On the SitePoint.com Web Tech blog, Craig Buckler explains how you can test multiple PHP/MySQL/Apache websites on your local machine without having to change your Apache configuration each time - the magic of VirtualHosts.

In this new article on the SitePoint PHP blog, Craig Buckler shows you how to get PHP installed and working.

He mentions the "all in one" packages that can do a lot of the work for you, but opts to go down the manual route to show you how its really done.