While I thoroughly enjoyed last fall's php|works conference in Toronto, logistics made it impossible for me to attend php|architect's spring conference in Orlando, php|tek. I've reviewed numerous conference wrap-up blog posts but my hands-down favourite summary of the event comes from a chap named Trevor Lowing. Rather than posting a rather typical "yak" post about […]

There's an interesting new post available over at PHPClasses.org where site founder Manuel Lemos discusses the Zend Framework, PHP5 adoption rates and code reuse. The title of the post is a little misleading: Recommended PHP Frameworks. While Lemos does reference the Zend Framework as well as binarycloud, he goes on to explain that he prefers […]

Last week, Mozilla posted a security advisory about Thunderbird 1.5 and released a patched version. I read about the vulnerability yesterday at SecurityTracker.com and dutifully went to mozilla.org to download the update. To my surprise, Mozilla has not yet updated the download link on their website. I can't figure out why they would publish an […]