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2010 May 31
Call for Paper Annoucement for OSI Days 2010 - Asia's largest conference on FOSS
by Tony Quilkey 0 comments

PHP | OSI Days 2010: Participate at the confluence of PHP's finest!

2010 Feb 8
Microsoft Q&A: Microsoft and Open Source
by Tomas Gonsorcik 1 comment

Microsoft has continued to engage with the open source community over the last year. Following up on the Q&A from last May, they would like to share their progress as well as hear your thoughts on how you see PHP working on Windows Server and Microsoft stack in general. More information in the post.

2010 Jan 6
Announcing PHP Freaks live chat
by Daniel Egeberg 3 comments

Join us in the new live chat on IRC!

2009 Nov 22
Installing a Centos LAMP Dev Server under VirtualBox, Part 2
by gizmola 0 comments

This covers updating your Dev server to recent versions of PHP and MySQL, as well as setting up an Apache VHost, and using the Hosts file to provide development server naming.

2009 Nov 19
NoSQL Ecosystem
by Timothy McKeown 2 comments

NoSQL, an alternative for relational databases with massive workloads.

2009 Nov 11
UFPDF: Quick and dirty fix for page numbering
by Michał Jarosz 0 comments

UFPDF is a Unicode/UTF-8 extension for FPDF by Steven Wittens. It is quite outdated right now, but if for some reasons you're stuck with it, you might not like the fact, that one quite important function is broken.

2009 Nov 4
MySQL University: GRAPH computation engine for MySQL
by Michał Jarosz 0 comments

GRAPH is a plugin engine for MySQL (and also MariaDB and Drizzle) that allows for more efficient handling of trees, graphs and similar structures within a relational database.

2009 Sep 22
MySQL University: Concurrency Control: How It Really Works
by Michał Jarosz 0 comments

Summer season has ended and MySQL University sessions are being held again. This week's topic might interest those of you, who use transaction capabilities of InnoDB.

2009 Aug 21
PCRE Regex Spotlight: \K
by Norm Olsen 3 comments

This entry focuses on the discussion of the pcre regex escape sequence, \K. Surprisingly handy yet perhaps largely unknown and under used. Once understood, this regex tool can make certain problems very easy to solve.

2009 Jul 21
Design update
by Daniel Egeberg 17 comments

We've been working on updating the design. Read more here.