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kristan's picture

JOB: Looking for a green Drupaler

Web Applications Programmer

Reply to: employment@ewg.org

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) is a national, non-partisan organization that uses the power of information to protect the environment and human health. EWG seeks a detail-oriented, creative, deadline-driven applications programmer to assist with development of ewg.org and our other web sites. This full-time position is based in our Washington, D.C. headquarters.

RESPONSIBILITIES

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morphir's picture

Learn PHP

For those who feel the need of learning some more php.

I believe in how-to's. And howtoforge.org has a series of articles that explains arrays, loops and all that php savvy stuff. It's very practical oriented, so check it out!

http://howtoforge.org/taxonomy_menu/1/79/6

The free php book, contains a practical examples:
http://hudzilla.org/phpwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

Note! this articles does not contain any drupal specific stuff(like formapi etc.). This thread should just be a resource for learning the PHP-language that drupal are built up-on.

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jason-gdo's picture

Drupal Developer Needed - Washington, DC

We have an immediate need for a Drupal consultant to assist with continuing development, theming, and site administration.

The candidate must be experienced in using Drupal, PHP, MySQL, Apache, and Linux to build highly scalable web platforms. Graphic design and CSS/HTML skills are highly desirable. Strong database experience and website performance optimization expertise would be plus.

If you are interested in learning more, please send an email with your resume and a brief description of your Drupal and PHP experience.

Ideally, the candidate is in the Washington, DC area.

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Bèr Kessels's picture

Ruby, Ruby on Rails and Drupal, what is the difference?

A lot of people just don't get it. So let us straighten out some confusing matters. So to avoid more FUD.

Don't confuse Ruby with Drupal. Don't think that Ruby on Rails and Drupal can be compared, they cannot. On top of that, they are complementary.

There is Ruby. Ruby is just another programming-language, like Perl, PHP, C or Java. Ruby is one of the newest languages (~14 years old), which -in practice- means it has learned a lot from bad parts of older languages.

There is Ruby on Rails (RoR). This is a system (program) written in the language Ruby. Just like Drupal is written in PHP. But RoR is a framework, not a CMS; With RoR you will have to write your own CMS all by yourself. Drupal already IS a CMS. Ruby on Rails's power (and hype) lies in the fact that writing that complete CMS takes you only a few days, or even just hours. Drupal's power lies in the fact that you don't have to write anything at all.

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jdj-gdo's picture

DC PHP Conference, October 19th-20th

http://www.dcphpconference.com/

Speakers include:

  • Rasmus Lerdorf
    Rasmus Lerdorf is known for having gotten the PHP project off the
    ground in 1995, the mod_info Apache module and he can be blamed for the
    ANSI92 SQL-defying LIMIT clause in mSQL 1.x which has now, at least
    conceptually, crept into both MySQL and PostgreSQL. Prior to joining
    Yahoo! as an infrastructure engineer in 2002, he was at a string of
    companies including Linuxcare, IBM, and Bell Canada working on Internet
    technologies.
    Presentation: Getting Rich with PHP 5

  • Chris Shiflett

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Crell's picture

Drupal Presentation at ChiPHP-UG

Start: 
2006-08-16 18:00 America/Chicago

Yours Truly is giving a presentation to the Chicago PHP Users Group this Wednesday. The topic? Drupal of course!

Come on by for Mexican food, PHP, Drupal, and a gorgeous view of Lake Michigan.

Web site and address

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Boris Mann's picture

PHP-based OpenID Server code

Here are links to various server PHP code with some notes:

Videntity - http://videntity.org/openid/

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PHP OpenID is intended to run on any version of PHP >= 4.1.0, although I have only tested it with PHP5 and PHP4.4 on gentoo. If you encounter problems running with other versions, please let me know. Great care has been taken to use PHP extensions when available and to provide fallback routines in case the extension is not present. These fallback routines are often slower and may not be as secure or "rock-solid". For production use of the library, I recommend installation of these extensions: gmp, mhash, curl, and tidy2. PHP OpenID does not use or require PEAR.

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meba's picture

using quotes and double quotes

This is about PHP common development mainly, some advices to improve strings parsing performance.

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