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		<title>Example Zend Framework Blog Application Tutorial - Part 6: Introduction to Zend_Form and Authentication with Zend_Auth - Pdraic Brady</title>
		<description><![CDATA[    In the previous entry, we created a new Administration Module to hold blog management functionality, added a Module specific layout for it, and discussed the upcoming need to ensure this is only accessible by authorised Authors. In this entry I&#8217;ll unravel some of Zend_Form&#8217;s mysteries in adding a login form, before [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Bakery: Latest Articles, Tutorials and Components</title>
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The Bakery (the CakePHP programmer&#8217;s resource) has a few new articles, tutorials and components that have been posted lately. Here&#8217;s the list:

Preview and alter the SQL generated from Model::find()
After 3 years, looking back and moving ahead
Encrypted Cookie Component
Open Flash Chart Helper: draw charts the Cake way
Maintaining an Application-independant Code Library
Rolling you own Gallery2 component
DarkAuth v1.3 [...]]]></description>
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		<title>WebDevRadio.com: Episode 49: Brian Moon at the MySQL User Conference</title>
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Michael Kimsal has release the last podcast of his MySQL Conference series of interviews with other attendees. In this episode, he interviews Brian Moon of the Phorum project (employed at DealNews.com).

Brian was kind enough to review both of his presentations which go in to great detail about the scaling issues he&#8217;s faced both with DealNews.com [...]]]></description>
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		<title>PHP Abstract Podcast Episode 39: Interview with Derick Rethans - planetphp</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Today I’m going to talk to Derick Rethans. Derick Rethans provides solutions for Internet related problems. He has contributed in a number of ways to PHP, including the mcrypt, Date and input-filter extensions, bug fixes, additions and leading the QA team. He now works as project leader for the eZ components project for eZ systems [...]]]></description>
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		<title>New AJAX &#038; PHP Book from Oracle Press - Christopher Jones</title>
		<description><![CDATA[The prolific Michael McLauglin just sent me a copy of his other new book &#8220;Oracle Database AJAX &#038; PHP Web Application Development&#8221;, co-written with Lee Barney.
Last year I&#8217;d really wanted to extend our Oracle OpenWorld conference tutorial on PHP into this area. That didn&#8217;t happen because the 2007 tutorial slots turned out to be very [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Marco Tabini&#8217;s Blog: 5 PHP 5 features you can&#8217;t afford to ignore</title>
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Marco Tabini has posted his list of what he considers five features of PHP5 that you &#8220;can&#8217;t afford to ignore&#8221; when doing your development work:

Despite the fact that you may not have a choice in the matter, upgrading comes with a number of bonus new features that can help you write better code and gain [...]]]></description>
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		<title>eveloper Tutorials Blog: Iterating PHP objects, and readable code too!</title>
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The Developer Tutorials blog has a recent post that talks about manipulating objects in PHP with the help of the iterators that the Standard PHP Library has to offer.

It&#8217;s a generally accepted fact that more readable code is more maintainable and easier for other developers to pick up. [&#8230;] Today I&#8217;m going to take a [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Hasin Hayder&#8217;s Blog: How to make your own springloops in PHP</title>
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Recently, the Springloops version control system made its debut on the web and was greeted with both skepticism and interest. One developer, Hasin Hayder decided to look at it from a different angle and worked to see how easy it would be to reproduce a similar service.

Springloops is a nice code management service recently came [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Spaces in PHP variable names - Riff Blog - PHP-GTK</title>
		<description><![CDATA[I just found out a very strange PHP feature by browsing the PHP-GTK2 API with the Reflection classes : spaces can be used in some alien places, like variable names.
But the doc says you can&#8217;t !
Well, try this in PHP 5.2.5, for instance:
read more
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		<title>Debuggable Blog: Running Tests from The Commandline in CakePHP</title>
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New on the Debuggable blog today there&#8217;s this post from Tim Koschutzki about a new feature he&#8217;s contributed back to the CakePHP project. It allows you to run tests on the command line without having to worry about loading up a web interface to check your code.

It allows you to run all of the following: [...]]]></description>
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