ed finkler

The coming weeks are gonna be a little hectic for me, as I fly to Atlanta on the 12th to attend php|works / PyWorks 2008.

I’ll be doing the following talks:

OSCON, the O'Reilly Open Source Convention wraps up today but some of the PHPers out there have already made some blog posts and have shared their slides from the event.

Here's the list so far:

If you’re at OSCON, and you love security, you may or may not enjoy my talk on PHPSecInfo, a security auditing tool for the PHP environment.

I’m actually going to try to show some new code, so if you’ve seen it before, you can see it again – for the first time.

php|architect has posted the latest episode of their P3 podcast to the C7Y community website today - "Slow News Month".

After experiencing the inspiring atmosphere of php|tek 2008, I vowed to write a blog post a day to hone my writing skills.

Whoops!

Building Desktop RIAs with PHP, html & Javascript in AIR

Note: The ZIP on the php|tek 2008 site didn’t have the AIR code in it, so until that’s fixed I’m linking to my locally hosted copied

Having returned from php|tek, I nearly forgot to post the last entry in my series of reports from the conference.

Ed Finkler, not normally a big fan of the WordPress PHP-based blogging system, has pointed out some positive steps that were made in the latest release in the security arena.

Ed Finkler, a long-time user of SFTPDrive on his Windows machine, has noticed something a bit odd lately when using the new Zend Studio (Eclipse):