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Larry Garfield has posted the results of some of his research into popular PHP frameworks and projects and see how they handle their structure as it relates to the PSR-0 standard.

Some people have this misconception that there is a plot to kill of the original mysql extension (aka ext/mysqli) in PHP.

So first off, I know that bloggers are not journalist.

So apprently fact-checking is not required for a rant blog post. ;-) But if a blog post is a rant, it should be labeled as such.

This July I am going to present at OSCON in Portland again:

On the Zend Developer Zone Cal Evans has posted some encouragement about sharing your own thoughts about the post from Dried Buytaert about the future of PHP and Drupal.

As Dries says in his blog:

Continuing with my post from the other day I will try to answer some of the questions that seem a bit reoccurring.

Tony Lukasavage has a new post to his blog about debugging your PHP applications with IntelliJ and XDebug on a WAMP install.

Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:

• Joshua Thijssen's Blog: Tutorial: how to manage developers
• Reddit.com: Less obvious PHP tricks?
• Site News: Popular Posts for the Week of 12.24.2010
• Query7.com: Book Review: PHP5 CMS Framework Development
• Hannes Magnusson's Blog: The PHP project and Code Review

Reading code is not only fun, its also a great way to exercise your brain - not to mention a fantastic way to discover new ways to solve problems.

At work (we are hiring btw!), for example, I read pretty much every single commit (and merge requests, for that matter) - and I'm subscribed to several different OSS commit lists.

Today Facebook released a HipHop l33t shizznizzle of a tool for PHP but sadly it’s not the PHPVille I was hoping for.

PHPVille is probably a game that encourages PHP community members to work on the PHP project (over at php.net).

Much like FarmVille, users simply cannot stop playing! Possible game features: Each SVN commit [...]

On the FWebDe blog there's a recent post from Eric Bannatyne about using SQLite in your next project.