The NewbieNetwork has a sample of their development site that they are working on so that they can get things back to normal around there. Let him know what you think - just like we want feedback with our development site, I'm sure he does to.

And, apparently the world is ending - PHPBuilder.com has posted a new article. Their latest is a piece on how to make your PHP apps "cache friendly". Basically, this is writing your pages so that they take less bandwidth/processor/etc when the user reloads or comes back to the page. Sounds like a pretty good idea to work into some sites, especially forum sites like they suggest.

Thanks to arts for thelink to the second part of the PHP Security piece. The first part, if you remember, covered some basic things like user input and external programs. This part covers configuration settings and things like include files and actually working with the user input.