dpc

On the Ibuildings techPortal today they've posted the latest in their DPC Radio series of podcasts as recorded at last year's Dutch PHP Conference.

In this new episode they share Lorna Mitchell's talk "Implementing OAuth".

The Ibuildings techPortal has posted the latest episode of their recordings from this year's Dutch PHP Conference - Derick Rethans' talk "Profiling PHP Applications".

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On the Ibuildings techPortal today they've posted the latest episode of their DPC Radio series of podcasts, recordings of sessions from this year's Dutch PHP Conference.

In this new episode they share the presentation by Kore Nordmann "Distributed Couch Apps - Embracing eventual consistency".

On the Ibuildings techPortal today, they've posted the latest in their DPC Radio series of podcasts - recordings from this year's Dutch PHP Conference.

In this latest episode, they share Christopher Jones' talk "Developing and Deploying High Performance PHP Applications".

On the Ibuildings techPortal today they've posted the latest episode in their DPC Radio series as recorded at last year's Dutch PHP Conference.

This episode is Martin de Keijzer's talk Let's take over the world with Zend Framework.

On the Dutch PHP Conference's site today there's a new post from Stefan Koopmanschap, the organizer of this year's DPC Unconference, talking about some of the recent advancements in it's organization.

Short URLs

London, UK Tuesday, February 22nd 2011, 09:43 GMT

When using twitter, or other mobile devices where space is a premium, it is quite common to use shortened URLs.

A bit ago I received the news I'll be a speaker at the Dutch PHP conference.

My talk is titled 'So you think you know REST'. Most of you seem to have a general idea what 'REST' and being 'RESTful' means, but often times there are misconceptions.

REST is called an 'architectural style', which means there's not one specification or standard you can work off.

So most of the talk will really cover the pitfalls and best practices of applying RESTful principals in the context of HTTP.

On his Ibuildings blog today Ivo Jansch has posted some of his thoughts on the recent trends he's seeing both in the PHP community and in the wider world of online development.