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• Samuel Folkes' Blog: The Tools You Need For PHP Development
• Developer.com: Build your own MVC Framework: Getting your Framework Up And Running
• Brandon Savage's Blog: "Micro" Optimizations That Matter
• Jani Hartikainen's Blog: Is commenting your code useless?
• Code Beach Blog: PHP ID

Samuel Folkes has posted a few of his ideas on the tool(s) that every PHP developer needs to have on his belt to make their work easy and more effective.

Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:

• Affinity Bridge Blog: Code optimization with Xdebug and KCachegrind
• Developer.com: Build your own MVC Framework: Making Headway
• Symfony Blog: Subversion mirrors for Phing, Propel, and Doctrine
• Samuel Folkes' Blog: Where Has All The PHP Gone?
• Brandon Savage's Blog: FIEO: Filtering

In a new post to his blog Samuel Folkes expresses some concerns with the PHP community - not in how strong it is but how it might be making things harder for those new to the language.

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• NETTUTS.com: Using htaccess Files for Pretty URLS
• Sameer Borate's Blog: Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors
• IT World: How Microsoft Made PHP Suck Less on Windows
• Samuel Folkes' Blog: 17 PHP Practices That Should Be Banished Forever
• Chris Hartjes' Blog: So You Want To Telecomm

Samuel Folkes has posted a few practices (seventeen, to be exact) that PHP developers should "banish forever" from their development habits.

The following is a list of 17 PHP programming practices that in my opinion should be banished into oblivion.

Forever and ever. Amen. Please note that this list is in no particular order.

Some of the practices include: