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The culmination of six months of work by the WordPress community, people just like you. The improvements in 2.5 are numerous, and almost entirely a result of your feedback: multi-file uploading, one-click plugin upgrades, built-in galleries, customizable dashboard, salted passwords and cookie encryption, media library, a WYSIWYG that doesn’t mess with [...]

Company
Gijima.com

Location
Richardbay (KZN)

Title
PHP Developer

Summary

We are urgently looking for a Software Developer to maintain existing
and develop new PHP / MySQL applications as per client specifications

Minimum

2 years experience in C++ / Java development
2 years MSSQL development
IT related SAQA diploma

Preference will be given to candidates with

2 years PHP development
2 years experience in MySQL, in the Linux environment
Optional; Knowledge [...]

The Bakery has posted several new components, tutorials and articles recently. Here’s a list of the most recent:

Polymorphic Behavior
LastRSS CakePHP Component
SMS Text Component
Automagic JavaScript Validation Helper
ACL Behavior
Prototip Helper
SimpleAcl component tutorial

Check out The Bakery for more great CakePHP-related content.

Company
Jadu

Location
Leicester, United Kingdom

Title
Software Engineers - LAMP

Summary

About Jadu
Jadu helps businesses and public sector organisations to create and manage their content quickly and quickly using powerful content management web applications.

Jadu was formed in 2001 to provide Content Management Systems (CMS) for government organisations. Jadu has since evolved further and has been implemented for hundreds of private and [...]

Matthew Turland has a few things to say about web scraping (and recent articles covering it) on his blog today as an author of a previous article published in php|architect covering the same topic:

A friend of mine who shall remain nameless pointed a post out to me on the PHP DZone web site recently. Noting [...]

Vinu Thomas talks about a platform on his blog today that can be used to create PHP applications to live on a S60 phone.

If you’d like to work on your favorite PHP apps on your S60 phones, here’s PAMP - Personal Apache, MySQL and PHP. This is implemented on the Symbian OS using Open C, [...]

On the Make Me Pulse blog, there’s a look at PHP6’s support of Unicode in the SPL (Standard PHP Library) TextIterator handler.

I’ve just install the last version of PHP6 dev and I’ve decided to test the famous new feature, the PHP Unicode Support. I will not explain new things about PHP6 or Unicode or TextIterator, [...]

The Developer Tutorial site has an introduction to PHP-GTK2 posted - an overview of what the new version (version 2) is and how you can install and use it to develop desktop applications.

PHP-GTK 2 is out, and with it, a fantastic means for PHP developers to build useful, reliable cross-platform desktop applications. In this tutorial, [...]

On his blog today, Stefan Mischook compares two of the popular component libraries out there - PEAR and the Zend Framework (yes, it can be considered a grouping of components too).

Now that the Zend Framework is ready for ‘prime time’, Ive been considering the Pear framework with regards to how it now fits in the [...]

Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:

Pieter’s Blog: Zend_Form with XML Tutorial
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Site News: Making the Move to the Solar Framework
Chris Hartjes’ Blog: My framework is more MVC than *your* framework!
PHPBuilder.com: The Ternary Conditional Operator
PHPWomen.org: PHPWomen at PHPLondon
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