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The Debate on Remote Work for Web Developers - Lately in PHP podcast episode 18 By Manuel Lemos The recently published article on attracting talented Web developers by offering remote job positions raised an interesting debate on the challenges, advantages and disadvantages of this way of working.

PHP 5.3.8 Upgrade, PHP 5.4 beta, Wrong Ideas About PHP - Lately in PHP Episode 15 By Manuel Lemos Another PHP 5.3 version was released.

Manuel Lemos and Ernani Joppert discuss whether you should upgrade to this new version of PHP, as well if you should try the new PHP 5.4 beta version.

PHP 5.4 Alpha Features - Lately in PHP podcast episode 14 By Manuel Lemos PHP 5.4 Alpha versions just started to be released.

On episode 14 of the Lately in PHP podcast, Manuel Lemos and Ernani Joppert discuss the purpose and interest of the new PHP 5.4 features already implemented in these alpha releases.

On the PHPClasses.org blog today Manuel Lemos gives his perspective on the recently announced PHP fork by Robert Eisele that has the community buzzing with comments from both sides of the fence.

On the PHPClasses.org blog today, there's a new post about the latest episode of their "Lately in PHP" podcast with an interview with yours truely, Chris Cornutt.

On the PHPClasses.org blog there's a new post talking about a zeitgeist he's created (Manuel Lemos) based on the searching and demand from the PHPClasses.org site.

On the PHPClasses.org blog today Manuel Lemos has posted a new entry with an interview from a Microsoft representative (Galileu Vieira) about their latest effort to help out the web development market - the WebsiteSpark program.

According to this new post on the PHPClasses.org blog, in the near future India will become the number one source for PHP developers in the world.

PHPClasses.org has posted a new book review of a php|architect publishing book, their "Guide to Programming with the Zend Framework" (by Cal Evans).