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In a recent post to CodeForest Luka Peharda shows you how to create a JSON-RPC frontend for your application based on the Zend Framework.

Last month I blogged about the release of Adobe Flash Builder for PHP 4.5.

Today Adobe released version 4.5.1 which completes last month’s launch with optimized iOS (iPhone/iPad) and Blackberry support!

By 2013, the number of internet-connected mobile devices will exceed the num

Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:

• Lorna Mitchell's Blog: Callbacks in PHP
• Zend Developer Zone: A little fun with the average tech salaries as reported by dice.com
• Phil Sturgeon's Blog: PHP Format abstraction with a simple class
• Berry Langerak's Blog: Getters and setters: evil or necessary evil?
• Community News: Voi

My friend Kevin Schroeder recently released his latest book “You Want to Do What with PHP ?” This book isn’t for everyone, click on inside and I’ll help you decide if it’s right for you.

Schema-less database systems like MongoDB are quickly becoming popular with Web developers on account of their flexibility, simplicity and easy integration with modern Web technologies such as JSON.

This article introduces you to MongoDB and shows you how to install it, set up an initial data store, and access it with PHP.

For those not following the PHP development. We backported the DTraces probes from the abandoned PHP 6.0 branch, back to the new trunk PHP 5.3.99-dev.

It is called 5.3.99 because the PHP dev community has not decided yet on a version number (5.4 or 6.0).

To compile PHP with DTrace, on Solaris or Mac OS do:

$ svn co http://svn.php.net/repository/php/php-src/trunk php $ cd php $ ./buildconf --force $ ./configure --enable-dtrace $ make

To check if your PHP has DTraces probes enabled, you can check the phpinfo() using

Eliminating repetition and encouraging code reuse are central tenets of software development. PHP’s lack of multiple inheritance means sometimes there are tough design choices to be made when similar functionality is required in separate branches of the class heirarchy.

As proposed in the Horizontal Reuse for PHP RFC, traits offer a means of duplicating functionality in independent classes.

In this post, I’ll be detailing an approach that offers trait-like functionality to your objects in an intuitive and straightforward way.

Here's what was popular in the PHP community one year ago today:

• Christian Wenz's Blog: Installing PHP on Windows 7
• Abhinav Singh's Blog: MySQL Query Cache, WP-Cache, APC, Memcache - What to choose
• Ant Phillips' Blog: PHP/Groovy Bridge
• Make Me Pulse: Using the Zend Framework URL rewriting
• NETTUTS.com: Sanitize and Validate Data with

New on his blog today Joey Rivera has posted this tutorial about using the Zend_Cache component of the Zend Framework to boost the performance of your site.