The Free the Geek podcast, hosted by PHP community member Matthew Setter, has posted their latest episode - an interview with Chris Cornutt about conferences and security topics.

In this episode I chat with Chris Cornutt, founder of PHPDeveloper.org, websec.io, and Lone Star PHP about conferences and all things security.

It’s a rousing chat about the state of security within the PHP and wider development community. He also gives me an inside look at what it’s like to run the long-running Lone Star PHP conference in Texas. Grab your favourite beverage and your comfy chair, and get ready for a rousing fireside chat with Chris and I.

You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3 of the show for listening at your leisure. If you enjoy the episode be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter for updates when the latest episodes are released.

The Voices of the ElePHPant podcast has posted their first video podcast recording taken live at php[world] 2015 with Chris Cornutt, organizer of the Dallas PHP user group and the Lone Star PHP Conference.

Cal and Chris talk about the Capture the Flag security competition he hosted at the php[world] conference to give attendees "hands-on" experience with security testing. They also talk about a recent job change Chris has had to work for Pardot as an application security developer. The episode finishes with Cal and Chris talking about their "news posting" history today between PHPDeveloper.org and the Zend Developer Zone.

You can listen to this latest episode either using the in-page audio player or the video of the live recording via YouTube. If you enjoy the episode, be sure to subscribe to their feed or follow them on Twitter to get the latest updates when new shows are released.

The Voices of the ElePHPant podcast has posted the latest in their series of interviews with members of the PHP community. In this latest episode (a Periscope video) host Cal Evans talks with Chris Cornutt during the php[world] conference in Washington, D.C.

In the episode Cal and Chris talk about the Capture the Flag competition he ran at the conference this year giving people a more "hands on" learning experience for those interested in PHP security. They also talk about where Chris is working, (Pardot.com), and what kind of PHP-related work he does there. The interview finishes with some talk about his work on PHPDeveloper.org, Joind.in

You can catch this latest episode using the in-page video player. If you enjoy the interview be sure to subscribe to their feed or Twitter to keep up with the latest episodes as they're released.

On the 7php.com site today they've posted their latest interview with a member of the PHP community - Chris Cornutt (disclaimer: yep, that's me), the author/editor behind PHPDeveloper.org.

In this edition I talked with Chris Cornutt, the Hero Behind PHPdeveloper.org. If you are a PHP fan and you haven't heard about @phpdeveloper and @enygma, it's just like you are a manga fan without having ever heard of Goldorak (Grendizer in english) and Actarus (Duke Fleed in english)! If this is the case, you should start asking questions about the depth of your "PHP fan-ism". Apart from being a passionate PHP Community knight, Chris has an outstanding dedication for his endeavour over at PHPdeveloper.org. You will get to know about how 'mana-intensive' the 'upkeep' of this type of "Goldorak" is, as you read through the interview.

In the interview, some of the topics covered are:

• Current and first projects
• advice to budding PHP developers
• framework recommendations
• good and bad experiences at conferences
• more details about the processes and work on the PHPDeveloper.org site

You can read more about these answers and others in the full interview!

The Voices of the ElePHPant podcast has released their latest interview with a member of the PHP community. This time it's Chris Cornutt, a project lead on the Joind.in project.

Cal's "Three Questions" to Chris center around his experience in this open source project:

• Why did you open source joind.in?
• What is the biggest challenge you have in building a community of developers around joind.in?
• What would you say is the biggest success you've had w/Joind.in?

You can listen to this latest episode either by using the in-page player, by downloading the mp3 or by subscribing to their feed.