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UPDATE!!!

It seems that the Philly Lambda meeting is actually next week. Also checking the website will not provide further details since this months meeting has not been posted yet.

We believe that the presentation next week will be titled “The Relational Model, not SQL”.

Sorry for the confusion.

It has been ten years since LtU was launched.

When I launched it I had no idea if anyone will read the site, let alone if people contribute new stories.

The result exceeded my wildest hopes.

I got into the habit of writing a few words every year, a kind of "state of lambda" post.

Somehow, this feels inappropriate for the ten year anniversary.

Those still trying to get a handle on anonymous functions, lambdas and closures in the recently released 5.3 version of PHP might want to take a look at this new tutorial from the Recess blog.

It's the first part of their "Functional PHP 5.3" series.

On the PHP in Action blog Dagfinn Reiersol continues his look at real programming examples using the upcoming PHP 5.3 release.

In this new tutorial he focuses on making a classed based on the Range design pattern to paginate results.

This new post to the PHPClasses.org blog take a look at some of the new features that will be included in the PHP 5.3 release (coming soon to a web server near you!) by way of an interview with Lukas Smith.

In this new post to his blog Fabien Potencier looks at two of the much-hyped features of the upcoming PHP 5.x series release (5.3) - closures and lambda functions.

On his blog today Dagfinn Reiersol has posted the next part of his "real programming with PHP 5.3" series looking at links.

In my recent adventures researching modeling languages I came across a language not previously mentioned on Lambda-the-Ultimate.org called Kermeta.

From the reference manual: