Enrico Zimuel has helped push Zend Framework 2 a little bit closer to done by releasing Zend\Crypt. Click on in, I’ll give you the details and links.

Mr. Weier O’Phinney (MWOP to his friends) wrote about the new Forms component(s) recently. Click on in, I’ll tell you where to find it and what to expect.

Over at MaltBlue.com they’ve posted parts 1 and 2 of a series on using Zend Form and Zend Config together. Click on in, let me show you what you are missing.

oAuth sucks, everybody agrees on that. However it manages to suck less than the alternatives. That doesn’t make it any easier to implement though. Laurynas Karvelis is attempting to tackle that very problem with his latest github repo Zend-Simple-Repo”. Click on in and I’ll share what I know.

Take a trip down memory lane as you think back to ZendCon’s past. Click on in, we’ve got memories, a chance at swag, and a really bad video.

Rob Allen recently wrote about how to integrate Vagrant into your technology mix to streamline testing of Zend Framework 1 and your application. Click on in, this is some interesting stuff.

As part of their promotion of the upcoming conference in Verona, Italy, the crew behind php Day have published an interview with Enrici Zimuel, a senior PHP Engineer at Zend Technologies, member of the Zend Framework core team and founder of the PHP user group Torino, and a speaker at this year’s php Day.

Some people blog because they have something to say. Others blog because they have a “content strategy”. This post discusses a post by Mr. Matthew Weier O’Phinney, who blogs to experiment with new technologies. I didn’t say he blogs about experimenting with new technologies…click on in and I’ll help you see the difference.

The Call of Papers for ZendCon 2012 has officially opened and it’s a starter’s pistol heard round the world. Click on in for links that will help you put your best foot forward and give you the best chance of being accepted.

PRESS RELEASE ALERT!
Yes, we talk about a press release but it’s an important one. Click on in and I’ll tell you why.