In this episode a few friends sit around a table, share some great beer, and share user-submitted stories of coding in the first person.

Topics mentioned in this episode include:

• Chris Shiflett's article on Google Web Accelerator
• Russian roulette for bash
• Firefox extensions to automate SQL injection testing

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Other topics mentioned include Goodsie, Moontoast, Gimmie Bar and Map Along. You can either listen to this latest episode using the in-page player or you can grab the mp3 directly.

Check out the Pique Web site for more great episodes (this episode of number six, so there's a few more to check out if you enjoy it).

This talk will examine the two greatest problems in Ajax development (except for that pesky browser issue): Exactly what that "Asynchronous" word means, what problems it creates, and how they can be effectively managed, next the YUI Browser History object will be examined, finally handing control of Ajax applications back to the user via their familiar back button.

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Paul & Sean are joined by another of php|architect's trainers: Beth Tucker. We also called some of our friends in the PHP world for some PHP Horror Stories.

The show has mentions of php|works/PyPworks, PHP 5.3, lambdas, identi.ca and the release of Komodo 4.4.

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P3 Newscast: We forgot to name it. Paul & Sean are back with a new newscast, on the heels of last week's Ramblecast.

Topics mentioned this time include the Pre-announcement of this year's php|works conference, the Firefox 3 release, several books that have recently been released and a few random rambling items tossed in.

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Still no resolution on the USB audio problem. iPod failed, too. That leaves us with 2 laptops and internal mics. I'm eagerly anticipating 10.5.3, and if that doesn't fix it, I'm going back to 10.5.1. Fail.

Topics mentions are php|tek (coming soon to a Chicago near you!), type hinting and the optimizer Google Summer of Code discussions on the Internals side and the "making WP themes from scratch" and Magento talk on the community side.

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• Strings are FINALLY becoming first-class objects (Internals)
• PEAR and PHPClasses Merger
• ClonePHP (and a testimonial)

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Topics mentioned include:

• The new array syntax
• The DC PHP Conference Call for Papers
• Zend's "Zend Studio / Eclipse / PDT / Shiny / Neon"
• and Chris Shiflett's Advent Calendar

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• the PHP Quebec call for papers
• Open Komodo
• the PHP Code Sniffer
• the launch of the PHPPodcasts website

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Many of you will recognize the name Paul Reinheimer as the primary instructor for training classes. Others will recognize him as one of the two hosts of the podcast PRO::PHP Podcast. Still others know him as the author of Professional Web APIs with PHP from Wrox Press.

I had the pleasure of sitting down and talking with this young but rising star in the PHP community last year at php|works. Now, after sitting way too long on the shelf, I've finally had enough time to finish this interview and present it to you.

Cal and Paul talk about things like how he got into programming, why he made the move into PHP, Paul's API experiences and COMET.