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The ZendCon Sessions Episode 14: Performance Tuning for PHP with Oracle Databases

Hi and welcome to The ZendCon Sessions. This episode of The ZendCon Sessions was recorded live at ZendCon 2007 in Burlingame, CA. I hope you enjoy today’s session as we listen to Christopher Jones present “Performance Tuning for PHP with Oracle Databases”

PHP Abstract Podcast Episode 21: PHP and Oracle

Today’s special guest is Lorna Mitchell (lornajane to those of you who hang on on the phpc channel on freenode.net) Lorna is a PHP Developer from the United Kingdom and a moderator on the phpwomen.org forums. After graduating in Electronic Engineering 4 years ago she pursued a career in software development and is currently a developer at Coolpink.net. In her spare time Lorna hangs out on IRC and blogs at lornajane.net. Today, Lorna is going to talk to us about PHP and Oracle.

The Underground PHP and Oracle Manual Updated

Chris Jones and Allison Holloway both posted recently that Oracle has released a new version of the “The Underground PHP and Oracle Manual”.

Zend Core for Oracle 2.0.1 released

Zend announced today the release of Zend Core for Oracle 2.0.1. This release contains Core 2.0 and 2.0.1 functionality and improvements.

Zend Releases Zend Platform 2.2 and Zend Core for Oracle 1.5.0

Fresh code! Get yer fresh code here! I recently received a private email announcing to only me and about one billion other people that Zend (he who pays the DevZone bills) has released the latest versions of Zend Platform and Zend Core for Oracle. Click on in for all the press-release goodness.

Apache+PHP+ZendFramework+OracleDbXe On Windows

Ok, if the Underground Oracle Manual was just to technical for you (that’s a joke son, I say a joke) then phish tank has boiled it down to the essential steps.

Book Review: The Underground PHP and Oracle Manual

Released last month by Oracle and trumpeted from Chris Jones’ blog, “The Underground PHP and Oracle Manual” is an excellent guide for anyone looking to work with these two technologies. You want more than that, you’ll have to come inside.

Do You Really Need a Database?

The PHP Blog posted an article a little while ago titled “PHP & MySQL are not Peanut Butter & Jelly”. The gist of the article is that PHP and MySQL are not joined at the hip and that programmers needlessly rely on databases for projects that don’t necessarily require them. Whoops, I may have said to much. To get more, you’ll have to click the [ more ] link.

New Zend Core for IBM and Oracle

Zend (in case you don’t read the URL, the owner of this site) has just announced new version of Core for both IBM and Oralce. Zend Core is a fully tested and enhanced version of the open source PHP. It is packaged to make the software installation easier and faster with instant PHP setup.

Oracle + PHP = Cool solution for Clearing an Invalid Cache

Oracle Developers Network has posted a great article on "Improve PHP Performance by Caching Database Results". Give me a page view and I'll tell you more. (Click the little [more] button)