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Posted by dholmes on 2008/6/21 16:04:02 (276 reads)

In July, I am planning to do a presentation on some ways to time and profile your code. Rather than this being a "what Dan found on Google" talk, what are some of the tools or techniques you use to find the trouble spots in your code?

Add your ideas to the comments and I'll do what I can to fold them into the presentation.


Posted by dholmes on 2008/5/26 15:58:46 (326 reads)

I was at training this week, and got into a discussion with an ASP developer in the break room. He ended up asking me: "Does anyone really use PHP anymore?" Naturally, I have him a resounding "Of Course!" But, other than some local sites I couldn't tell him for sure who anymore.

Then today, my inbox had a little gift from Zend. They have provided a list of case studies, including one on Fox Interactive's IGN sites who have recently rolled out Grand Theft Auto 'Hood, Super Smash Bros World, and Voodoo Extreme--all of which are using the Zend Framework and PHP 5.

You can read more about it (including the full whitepaper) and other case studies at: http://framework.zend.com/whyzf/casestudies#fox


Posted by ndunker on 2008/1/20 21:22:33 (770 reads)
Tutorials and News

Here's a quick little article I threw together for getting Apache/MySQL/PHP working nicely on OpenBSD. You know, for all 4 of you who use OpenBSD.

Sysadmin Sunday: OpenBSD, Apache, MySQL and PHP


Posted by dholmes on 2008/1/7 8:40:21 (775 reads)

A Press is looking for new voices to review two of their new PHP books. They are looking for reviewers for:



Use the site's Contact Us link if you are interested, and we can figure out a way to get you the details.


Posted by dholmes on 2008/1/2 7:21:08 (761 reads)

Just wanted to let you all know that kcpug's own Noah Dunker is helping get yet another user group off the ground--this time it's for BSD!

Their first meeting is on January 9th, at the Plaza Library. It is intended to drum up interest, determine a permanent meeting time and location, and allow participants to experience a little *BSD.

If you are interested in any of the *BSD operating systems (desktop*, Open*, Free*, Net*) make sure you check them out.

http://www.kcbug.org/


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Our user group provides a home for Kansas City's growing PHP community. We meet once a month to discuss development tips, ask questions, share ideas and have a great time. Visit us here on line, or in the meetings. Membership is free and everyone with an interest in learning is welcome.
 Recent Presentations

The following presentations were given at recent KC PHP User Group meetings.

  • Profiling your code in PHP

  • Older Topics:

  • Getting Started with PHP 5
  • Savant Template Engine
  • The Exceptional Exception
  • Mory Dynamic Than Dynamic (AJAX)
  • Events and Components with PHP5 and Prado
  • Using Mail_Mime to send better email
  • Using Excel_Writer to generate formatted spreadsheets.
  • XML Made Easy with SimpleXML
  • Intro to Eclipse and EclipsePHP
  • AJAX Revisited
  • Working with Queues
  • More information, as well as other meeting information can be found in our Meeting Notes section.


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