PHP

Enterprise PHP Embarrassment

Thanks to fellow Serendipity user Norbert Mocsnick for pulling this roster of PHP users from Zend: “Hewlett-Packard, Boeing, Lufthansa, Dresdner Bank, Disney Online, Yahoo!, Lycos, Sprint, T-Mobile, Orange, Nortel Networks, Lucent, WallStreetOnline and Siemens.” This helps answer the question, “Who are the enterprise?” but raises another: “Where have they been?” My experience so far has …

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Who’s on Input

OK, so maybe Chris didn’t say “security is what happens between input and output.” But I do. The truth is that a PHP developer really only has control over these two deceptively simple components of the application. Sure, there are scads of other types of attacks–attacks relatively beyond the control of the PHP developer, involving …

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Extreme Programming

With an exciting development project ahead, some of which David alluded to in a recent blog entry, I am looking closely at what has worked in the past. I had good success implementing some of the strategies of Extreme Programming (XP) and to that end I am now partway through Extreme Programming Applied (the one …

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