Anyone who is tackling large PHP projects or enjoys reusing their code should definitely take a look at this. Hell, every PHP programmer should take […]

Shaping up to be a great book that teaches Ruby in layman’s terms that even a hardcore geek can appreciate.

A classic essay comparing hackers to painters and further proving why programming is an art.

Article describing how a template engine should be done in PHP. Great read for those who are turned away by Smarty’s custom syntax.

It can be a pain to setup at times, but with this article things get a lot easier. I will admit though that the configurations […]

A great tutorial explaining the importance of using functional specs when beginning a programming project. This is really a well done document.

A great site that offers free audio conversations from leaders in the IT industry. I particularly enjoyed the Tim O’Reilly: The Software Paradigm Shift discussion.

Interesting view (no flamewar) on why geeks chose their current platform. I would prefer to have Linux as my current platform, but ASP.Net development and […]

Who knew that MySQL could pull in $10 million in sales? Man I wish I had more time to play with that kind of stuff. […]

Ars Technica has decided to add 2 new forums to its already impressive array of forums. Looking forward to seeing what happens in the Boardroom […]