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Zend, Rightscale Partner in PHP Cloud Deal By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published April 21, 2011 The commercial PHP vendor Zend and cloud management firm RightScale ink a deal to promote PHP in the cloud. Tags: open source, PHP, Zend, cloud computing, RightScale Six Secrets of Open Source Community Building By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published November 04, 2010 Drupal founder and open source rock star Dries Buytaert tells all about how how he built the Drupal content management system community from his dorm room to a $20 million plus software company used by Fortune 500 companies. Tags: open source, PHP, Linux, open source software, community Zend Updates PHP IDE, Framework for the Cloud By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published November 02, 2010 Zend Studio 8 and Framework 1.11 debut, bringing PHP development closer to the cloud and mobile developers. Tags: open source, PHP, Zend, Linux, developers Open Source Zend Embraces the Cloud By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published October 01, 2010 Zend is boosting its cloud development efforts with a variety of new initiatives. Tags: open source, PHP, Zend, developer, cloud computing Tech Job Openings: PHP, MySQL, Linux By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published August 11, 2009 eLance, a contractor Web site, released its list of skills most sought after by employers. Among the hot tech skills: optimizing Web sites for Google. Tags: PHP, MySQL, Linux, Google, search PHP Developers Get New Zend Tools By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published May 03, 2009 To better integrate PHP with cloud computing, Zend Framework 1.8 expands the PHP framework to work with Amazon's EC2. Tags: open source, PHP, middleware, services Geek Hero Comic: "Agile Development Explained" By Salvatore Iovene | Article Published February 24, 2009 The term 'agile development' has a number of meanings, depending on who's defining it. Tags: PHP, developer, development, 2009 Geek Hero Comic: "Randie Goes on a Date" By Salvatore Iovene | Article Published February 16, 2009 Some dates are more real than others. Tags: open source, PHP, developer, tech comics Go Beyond the Technical Interview Acid Test By Drew Robb | Article Published January 19, 2009 The key to acing -- not just surviving -- the technical interview isn't so much what you know but how you convey it. Tags: PHP, services, IT, technology Synch Up With Rsynch for Quick-Restore Backup By Juliet Kemp | Article Published November 05, 2008 Offsite backup and historical backup have their place, and their limitations. When it comes to rapid access to backed-up data in the event of a major disk crash, an instant slot-in replacement is needed, and rsync is well set for the task. Tags: PHP, data, server, IT, backup Working with Even More Functions in Excel By Helen Bradley | Article Published October 29, 2008 Helen Bradley shows how to unleash the power of functions in Excel spreadsheets to increase your efficiency. Tags: PHP, data, image, IT, Cell Setting Password Policy With PAM By Juliet Kemp | Article Published September 17, 2008 Tip of the Trade: Establishing a good password policy from the start is just as critical to security as testing the strength of passwords already in use. The PAM module pam_cracklib can enforce both length and complexity. Tags: PHP, security, IT, policy Tip of the Trade: Linux Easter Egg Fun By Carla Schroder | Article Published July 02, 2008 All work and no play is dull, so let's have some summer fun with apt, cowsay and more. Tags: PHP, Linux, IT, desktop Tip of the Trade: Assign Multiple Addresses to a Network Interface By Carla Schroder | Article Published June 18, 2008 Still using ifconfig and route commands? Today's network environments require functionality beyond their capabilities. Consider using the ip command, which is part of the iproute2 suite of TCP/IP networking utilities, and is trying to muscle in. Tags: .NET, PHP, server, networking, IT |
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