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Hasin Haydertalks about "getting comfy with PHPStorm" a relatively recent addition to the IDE ranks for PHP.

Hasin Hayder has posted a few simple files that you can use to make an oAuth connection from your application.

In his cases it's been tested with Twitter and LinkedIn.

Hasin Hayder has asked the PHP community what some of their favorite books have been for learning PHP and related technologies:

Hasin Hayder has a new post talking about the new memcached extension for PHP (memcached from PECL) and how it can be used to store sessions data.

Hasin Hayber has posted about a new library he and his group have created to interface directly with the RackSpace Cloud Server API - phprackcloud.

Hasin Hayder has posted about a method for turning a normal WordPress installation into a muilt-user blogging system backed by an SQLite database.

The only topic more heatedly debated in the PHP world than which framework is the best is each developer's choice of IDEs.

Hasin Hayder lists several popular choices and some of his thoughts on each.

Hasin Hayder has a quick post about taking a URL in the opposite direction than most seem to go these days - from shortened to the long, full URL.

In a recent post Hasin Hayder has taken a look at using the OAuth PECL extension (this one I assume) to connect your application's login system with Twitter's authentication backend.