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Sara Golemon's Blog:
The government will disavow any knowledge of your existence.
Jul 25, 2006 @ 10:35:47

If you were planning on attending the php|works conference in the fall and getting to hear Sara Golemon talk on extensions, you might just have to wait. According to her latest post, things haven't gone well with her passport situation.

So awhile ago I announced that I'd be speaking at php|works including a 3-hour workshop on extension writing. Knowing that the conference was outside of the US I made sure to apply for my passport well in advance (four months to be precise).

Well, long story short, the lovely folks at the state department must have confused 'Sara' with 'Syria' because I've been fighting them over the issuance of my passport ever since.

All is not lost, though - since the show must go on, Sara has found two people to take over her two talks (the extension talk and one on PDO_User).

tagged: passport issues phpworks2006 extension writing pdo_user passport issues phpworks2006 extension writing pdo_user

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Sara Golemon's Blog:
The government will disavow any knowledge of your existence.
Jul 25, 2006 @ 10:35:47

If you were planning on attending the php|works conference in the fall and getting to hear Sara Golemon talk on extensions, you might just have to wait. According to her latest post, things haven't gone well with her passport situation.

So awhile ago I announced that I'd be speaking at php|works including a 3-hour workshop on extension writing. Knowing that the conference was outside of the US I made sure to apply for my passport well in advance (four months to be precise).

Well, long story short, the lovely folks at the state department must have confused 'Sara' with 'Syria' because I've been fighting them over the issuance of my passport ever since.

All is not lost, though - since the show must go on, Sara has found two people to take over her two talks (the extension talk and one on PDO_User).

tagged: passport issues phpworks2006 extension writing pdo_user passport issues phpworks2006 extension writing pdo_user

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Sara Goleman's Blog:
PDO_User and the effects of Slide Driven Development
May 04, 2006 @ 11:40:37

In her latest blog post, Sara Golemon talks about some of the developments that were discussed concerning the PDO libraries, specifically the userspace driver she had been considering.

As mentioned in earlier blog posts, I think my presentations went over okay for a first couple of talks, but if I have to make one complaint, it's that the subject matter was ill-aimed. I spoke to Sean (one of the conferrence organizers) after the closing keynote and asked him about the upcoming php|works conf in toronto. When he said that one of the focuses would be on database interaction (since it would be taking place along side db|works), my thoughts immediately jumped to the PDO userspace driver which had been running around the back of my mind for months.

By the end of my flight back I had half the implementation written and had generally come to the conclusion that the PDO API was pretty damned nice. Long story short, I've just uploaded release 0.1 of pdo_user which is ready for testing.

The file specifically of interest in the package is the README.OBJECTS - a description of how to get things up and working in your development environment. Of course, it's still in the development stages and a bit rough around the edges, so if you have any feedback on the package, be sure to report the bugs that come up.

For more on this topic, check out Wez Furlong's blog entry and what the PDO user-space drivers could be used for.

tagged: pdo pdo_user userspace bridge driver release version 0.1 pdo pdo_user userspace bridge driver release version 0.1

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Sara Goleman's Blog:
PDO_User and the effects of Slide Driven Development
May 04, 2006 @ 11:40:37

In her latest blog post, Sara Golemon talks about some of the developments that were discussed concerning the PDO libraries, specifically the userspace driver she had been considering.

As mentioned in earlier blog posts, I think my presentations went over okay for a first couple of talks, but if I have to make one complaint, it's that the subject matter was ill-aimed. I spoke to Sean (one of the conferrence organizers) after the closing keynote and asked him about the upcoming php|works conf in toronto. When he said that one of the focuses would be on database interaction (since it would be taking place along side db|works), my thoughts immediately jumped to the PDO userspace driver which had been running around the back of my mind for months.

By the end of my flight back I had half the implementation written and had generally come to the conclusion that the PDO API was pretty damned nice. Long story short, I've just uploaded release 0.1 of pdo_user which is ready for testing.

The file specifically of interest in the package is the README.OBJECTS - a description of how to get things up and working in your development environment. Of course, it's still in the development stages and a bit rough around the edges, so if you have any feedback on the package, be sure to report the bugs that come up.

For more on this topic, check out Wez Furlong's blog entry and what the PDO user-space drivers could be used for.

tagged: pdo pdo_user userspace bridge driver release version 0.1 pdo pdo_user userspace bridge driver release version 0.1

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