• About Rafael Dohms

    Rafael Dohms is an experienced PHP Developer, Evangelist, Speaker and Contributor. During his years of experience he has become an active member of the community and founded 3 User Groups. He moved to the Netherlands to integrate the WEBclusive team and share his passion for code quality and innovation in the Crowd funding world. In his spare time he also helps manage the AmsterdamPHP User Group, amongst other projects.

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    Languages and the Web

    by  • January 29, 2009 • Technology and Web, Web 2.0

    Answer me quick: “What is the language of the web?” Ok, how many of you answered with the name of a programming language? How many shouted out PHP, Ruby, Python or something similar? This is not that kind of post – I am not trying to start a religious war amongst the supporters of...

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    Review: Essential PHP Security

    by  • January 26, 2009 • Books, PHP

    Even having being published in 2005, the book “Essential PHP Security” addresses a very up-to-date topic even today. Written by Chris Shiflett the book goes through various security aspects associated with a PHP application, for that reason even to today its content can be considered updated and applicable to various day to day situations...

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    ZendCon08 in review

    by  • October 22, 2008 • Conferences, PHP

    This article was originally posted by me to the MIH/SWAT Blog, at SWAT at ZendCon 2008. – This year SWAT marked its first year of presence at the Zend/PHP Conference, also known as ZendCon. Neil Broers and I were chosen for the mission of going to ZendCon and bringing back all we could learn....

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    ZendCon 08: Day 4

    by  • September 19, 2008 • Conferences, PHP

    That’s it, time running out and the sun comes out again for Day 4 of ZendCon. This morning was diferent, more nervous, and that’s because the first session on the agenda, wasn’t a session.. it was an Exam. So i was a nervous wreck (as always before any test, its hardcoded in me) up...

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