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PHP Development in the Cloud by Ivo Jansch and Vito Chin

August 5, 2011

Books, PHP

Cloud computing is finally reaching a point of maturity and leaving its early “hype” years behind.

Desinformação na mídia: PHP rotulado como vírus

July 29, 2011

Recebi hoje pelo twitter (do colega @leoviena ) um link para uma matéria da do Jornal Hoje na Rede Globo, ao assitir a matéria fiquei abismado com as informações dadas na matéria .

php|tek 2011 and what's trending

June 1, 2011

Conferences, PHP

Another edition of php|tek has come and gone and this year some very amazing topics came into view.

Debugging PHPUnit Tests in NetBeans with XDebug

May 13, 2011

PHP, Tips and Tricks, Tools

Every now and then you run into this weird situation in your code, where something that was supposed to zig is now zagging and it makes no sense whatsoever.

Book Review: Being Geek by Michael Lopp

March 24, 2011

Books, Reviews

I was very pleased with Being Geek, the author - Michael Lopp - does a great job of taking us on a tour of the geek’s perspective on life and career.

The ideas of March

March 15, 2011

Career, PHP

This year my New Year’s resolution was to “write more” just as plain as that, blog more, write articles, maybe even a book can fit in there.

Como foi palestrar na Campus Party 2011

March 14, 2011

Eventos, PHP

Este ano tive a oportunidade de voltar a Campus Party e mais uma vez palestrar na área de Desenvolvimento.

Usando o PHP-SDK para rodar FQL na API do Facebook

February 15, 2011

Dicas e Truques, PHP

Desde a migração do Facebook para a nova Graph API e o protocolo OAuth 2.

Managing Test Users in Facebook

February 7, 2011

PHP, Tools

Recently Facebook implemented a new and more secure way of creating test users for your applications using the new Graph API.

Problem solving technique #1: Taking a mental break

February 4, 2011

Development, PHP

Developers are modern day artists whose masterpieces are not hung on walls but stretched out thin on web servers all over the world, yes that is very poetic, but I really try to look at developers as artists and puzzle solvers.