That Podcast, hosted by PHP community members Beau Simensen and Dave Marshall, has posted their latest episode - Episode #49: The One Where the Events Are the Sauce and Not the Meat.

Beau and Dave discuss EventSauce (eventsauce.io) with Frank de Jonge.

In the episode they talk with Frank some of his previous work on the Flysystem library and, more recently, on EventSauce. Other topics include other event-driven packages such as Prooph and Broadway as well as the Hardcore History series by Dan Carlin. You can listen to this latest episode either using the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter for updates on when new shows are released.

The "Ramblecast" from this year's php|tek 2007 conference has been edited and poasted by the guys over at the Pro::PHP Podcast. Guests for this edition of the RambleCast included:

• Paul Reinhimer
• Sean Coates
• Sara Golemon
• Terry Chay
• Ed Finkler

Oh, and don't forget to read Sean's disclaimers when you listen to the show. You'll take it all a little less seriously and enjoy the ride a little bit more.

The "Ramblecast" from this year's php|tek 2007 conference has been edited and poasted by the guys over at the Pro::PHP Podcast. Guests for this edition of the RambleCast included:

• Paul Reinhimer
• Sean Coates
• Sara Golemon
• Terry Chay
• Ed Finkler

Oh, and don't forget to read Sean's disclaimers when you listen to the show. You'll take it all a little less seriously and enjoy the ride a little bit more.

From the New Earth Online website, there comes this new tutorial for showing the current number of people browsing your website.

After recently having seen a way of showing the number of people currently visiting your site by recording IP address I thought I'd demonstrate my own way of doing it that also includes the ability to show which users online, and number of users/guests online.

They briefly explain the goal of the script and touch on another tool for WordPress that does a similar thing, but this solution would work for any site. The rest of the post is the code for the feature that uses a database table to keep track of users online (via insert/update/deletes).

From the New Earth Online website, there comes this new tutorial for showing the current number of people browsing your website.

After recently having seen a way of showing the number of people currently visiting your site by recording IP address I thought I'd demonstrate my own way of doing it that also includes the ability to show which users online, and number of users/guests online.

They briefly explain the goal of the script and touch on another tool for WordPress that does a similar thing, but this solution would work for any site. The rest of the post is the code for the feature that uses a database table to keep track of users online (via insert/update/deletes).