Regular listeners of our podcast, PHP Abstract, know that we like to push the envelope and “do something different”. So we are going to do something different now, we are going to attempt our first “live” podcast. Join me and four of the founding members of phpwomen.org as we record a podcast live. (Don’t worry, if you can’t join, you can always listen to it later)

p. Ligaya Turmelle, #phpc community member, part-time roving reporter, and founding member of phpwomen.org has posted an update on the site. Come one in and we’ll take a look at what she had to say.

p. PHP maven Elizabeth Naramore, a permanat member of #phpc and head of the Cincinnatti, OH users group OINK-PUG, has posted an update of sorts on the phpwomen.org project. Come on inside and let’s see what she’s been up to.

p. Ligaya Turmelle (DevZone Roving Reporter) is one of the leaders spearheading the formation of phpwomen.org. She posted an update on their progress her blog recently. Let’s take a peeek, shall we?

p. First, this is not another “How To Pickup Women” for programers. Over the weekend however, several people started talking about women in the PHP community and the scarcity of this resource. Come on in and I’ll give you links and low-down.