CIO Magazine popped up on my radar this morning for an article they wrote on JavaScript. (I think I read coverage of the article on ajaxian.com) I noticed when I went to read the article that they also wrote one on PHP. I thought I would be delighted as I’ve been on their mailing list for several years now and thought that finally, they had caught a clue.

Learn how to use mod_env and mod_headers to insert custom headers into an HTTP request that contain environment variables.

Well, my first book, php|architect’s Guide to Programming with Zend Framework has officially been released in PDF format. You can order it now or pre-order the dead-tree edition. (Cal is a happy camper)

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Last week, php|architect announced my book, “php|architect’s Guide to Programming the Zend Framework”.

Dear Reader,
Everybody sing along with me! (To the tune of “Iron Man”)
I AM Z-C-E! Na-na Na-na Na-na Na NA NA NA
If you don’t get the joke about the business cards then you didn’t listen to the PHP Women podcast.
Until next time,
(l)(k)(bunny)
=C=
officially

Tags: PHP, php abstract, zce, zend

I thought it may be fun to do a PHP community building instead of real work this close to the holidays, so I set up PHP City. To participate, just click the link to PHP City and you are a resident. If you really want to get involved, pick yourself a title (I’m Mayor McCal) and post a proclamation as a news bulletin.

That makes two magazine articles this year and I’ll miss my other goal for the year, a book published, by a month or so.

If you don’t follow the PHP internals mailing list, then you may not know of the storm that has been playing out in it regarding namespaces in PHP 5.x or PHP 6.

For about an hour or two today, I had the top two posts on planet-php.org