I am a SEO Consultant and a PHP programmer ( developer ) from Thailand with over four years of professional SEO and PHP programming experience.
The folks of Mobify contacted me a few weeks ago with the request if they could create a mobile version of my blog. A mobile version of the blog is one of those things that got moved from my ‘to-do’ list to the ‘one day’ list. This request sounded like music to my ears, and […]
This is one of a series of blog posts about my experience competing in the European WinPHP Challenge 2009. Sponsored by iBuildings, Microsoft and Leaseweb, competitors are asked to build a PHP app for Windows Server 2008 and IIS 7 to showcase the FAST in FastCGI. The winner gets travel and tickets to Microsoft MIX […]
I had word today that my entry into the European WinPHP Challenge 2009 competition had been accepted. As I haven’t seen anyone else blog about it yet, I’m starting to wonder how many participants there are ;) (Someone should setup a Planet WinPHP Challenge site or something).
Seriously, the competition is a good idea. During my […]
This is one of a series of blog posts about my experience competing in the European WinPHP Challenge 2009. Sponsored by iBuildings, Microsoft and Leaseweb, competitors are asked to build a PHP app for Windows Server 2008 and IIS 7 to showcase the FAST in FastCGI. The winner gets travel and tickets to Microsoft MIX […]
The PHP UK conference is tomorrow at the Olympia Conference Centre in London - and there are still a few tickets left. Why not come along tomorrow and join us for what will be a great and informative schedule of talks?
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I’m speaking at the PHPNW ‘08 conference in November, and I’ve just been contacted for advice by someone understandably excited at going to her very first conference. Thing is, I’ve never been a conference newbie (I’ve always been either speaking or running a conference) so I’m not the best person to offer advice on this.
What […]
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It’s a bit startling to think that it’s already a fortnight since the hugely successful PHPNW 08 conference happened up in Manchester. Where has the last two weeks gone? (Actually, I know exactly where it’s gone - putting together a shopping list for new iSCSI storage, but that’s a different topic). I thought Jeremy et […]