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.
ZendCon ’12 Call for Papers is Now Open!
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.
Twig in Zend Framework 2
Over at ZendExperts.com there is a new article describing a module that integrates the Twig library into Zend Framework 2. Click on in and check it out, it’s good stuff.
Reading RSS Feeds From Multiple Feeds Using Zend Feed
Over on ForLinux.co.uk, there is a new post titled “Reading RSS Feeds From Multiple Feeds Using Zend Feed”. Click on in and I’ll tell you why you should read it.
David Lukáš – the one man content machine behind ZF Daily – has just posted another great artcile. This time one…well, if you really want to know and you can’t guess from the title, click on in and I’ll tell you.
Kevin Schroeder, Zend’s resident musician and Product Evangelist, recently recorded a screencast on how to use Zend Server’s event monitoring. While he did not score the video with music from his upcoming album, it’s still an interesting watch. If you’ve not played with event monitoring in Zend Server, invest 2:49 to check it out. You may find something you like.
I was trolling slideshare.net this morning and found that Mike Wilbanks had posted a new deck on using Zend Framework to do Push Notifications. Click on in, he’s got cute animal graphics!
If you are curious about phpcloud, Zend Server, Zend Studio and how they all work together to make life easier for PHP developers, I’ve got a treat for you. Zend’s own Ed Kietlinski spoke recently at NYPHP and they recorded the presentation. set your cellphones on vibrate and click on in.
PHP and SOAP – First Steps
This is the beginner’s, beginner intro for getting SOAP working with PHP. Quite a bit more basic than most, simply because it’s all new to me and I wanted to write it all down and, possibly, save you the same headache’s I’ve had the last couple days.
Zend Studio gets the nod from ITWorld
Over at itworld.com, Peter Wayner has written an extensive look at IDEs for PHP developers. In the article titled “Review: [...]

