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  Live From php|works Day 3 (Almost there edition)

  09.15.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I’m sitting in John Coggeshall’s talk about the Zend Framework and ZFApp. Last night I had a good talk with him about this stuff as he enjoyed my talk and thought I should take a preview look at the code. Very much like Rails in that he’s providing a way to autogenerate the directory structure [...]

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  Live From php|works Day 2 (sitting in the lobby edition)

  09.14.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Day 2 is over and I had a good time. Lots of great feedback from people who saw my talk, which again is good for the ego and will definitely encourage me to push this talk to other conferences and even come up with some more talks. After the Flash talking to PHP session I [...]

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  Live From php|works Day 2 (decompressing edition)

  09.14.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Phew! My talk is over and I think it went really well. I was *so* nervous for the first 5 minutes or so but cruised along nicely. I even finished with 5 minutes to spare. I want to thank all the people who came up to me after the talk and told me how they [...]

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  Live From php|works Day 2 (Keynote edition)

  09.14.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I’m sitting in the keynote on day 2 where Joe Stagner from Microsoft is talking about how to make PHP play nicely with Microsoft’s various tools, ranging from IIS to how to talk to Excell. I don’t have any sites that run on IIS but I can imagine that a lot of people are doing [...]

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  Live From php|works (laying in bed edition)

  09.13.06 | Permalink | Comments Off

  So much for liveblogging. Honestly, I found that having my laptop with me was a huge distraction so I simply took it upstairs to my hotel room and left it there. That way I was able to concentrate on the talks. So, after my interview with Cal Evans I went to a talk on “The [...]

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