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 […]
Or, “Why I Was Up So Bloody Late Last Night.” It’s true. I did a dumb thing. I used apt-get to install Apache 2.0, then tried to load up PHP5 compiled for Apache 2.0 using the recommended installers from PHP.net. I should have known that Apache was still at 1.3 (which I later discovered after
PHPSEC, the PHP Security Consortium, has been launched. Ever since Marco Tabini’s call to arms for the PHP community to rally around PHP for business, I have been thinking about how I can support the effort to bridge the gap between enterprise and the brilliant PHP coders I have met along the way. Having given
BrandChannel.com just gave Apple it’s reader’s choice award for most popular brand–above Google, Starbucks and Ikea! This just seems to confirm my instincts that the iPod “fad” has helped Apple’s credibility to skyrocket.
In a recent story, Dell CEO Kevin Rollins called the iPod “a fad.” This got me thinking about the real impact the popularity of the iPod has had on my own life, and led me to to some pretty interesting conclusions.
“Shopping For Carts” International PHP Magazine, December 2004 Robert reviews shopping carts built in PHP ?th free and commercial ?d provides detailed recommendations for evaluating and using these carts in your PHP eCommerce development projects.
