php|architect's Pro::PHP Podcast has posted their latest show fron this past Friday - an itnerview with Jacob Taylor of the SugarCRM project.

On June 16th, we interviewed SugarCRM's Chief Architect and Co-Founder, Jacob Taylor. Jacob defines, manages and develops the core Sugar Suite technology and has designed Sugar Suite to be one of the most conducive open source application projects for community development and contribution because of its modular architecture, high quality coding and superior scalability. Listen to Jacob explain why he chose PHP as the language to develop SugarCRM in, and how they are using it to make a huge impact in the CRM market.

You can grab the MP3 of the show directly from here or simply subscribe to the feed to get the latest shows as they come out!

php|architect's Pro::PHP Podcast has posted their latest show fron this past Friday - an itnerview with Jacob Taylor of the SugarCRM project.

On June 16th, we interviewed SugarCRM's Chief Architect and Co-Founder, Jacob Taylor. Jacob defines, manages and develops the core Sugar Suite technology and has designed Sugar Suite to be one of the most conducive open source application projects for community development and contribution because of its modular architecture, high quality coding and superior scalability. Listen to Jacob explain why he chose PHP as the language to develop SugarCRM in, and how they are using it to make a huge impact in the CRM market.

You can grab the MP3 of the show directly from here or simply subscribe to the feed to get the latest shows as they come out!

As mentioned in this new post on Marcus Whitney's blog and this item from the Pro::PHP podcast website, there will be an interview with Brion Vibber of Wikimedia today streamed live via php|architect.

If you'd like to attend, head on over to the signup page on the php|architect site and submit your info today. You'll recieve an email with instructions on where to go and when to be there to be a part of the action.

As mentioned in this new post on Marcus Whitney's blog and this item from the Pro::PHP podcast website, there will be an interview with Brion Vibber of Wikimedia today streamed live via php|architect.

If you'd like to attend, head on over to the signup page on the php|architect site and submit your info today. You'll recieve an email with instructions on where to go and when to be there to be a part of the action.

In addition to the notes shared over on the php|architect's Pro::PHP Podcast site, Clay Loveless has posted some of his own.

He mainly mentions three points - an appology for the audio issues for the episode, another shout-out to Paul Jones (of the Savant3 and Solar projects), and another shout-out to Greg Beaver for his work on the PEAR project.

If you haven't gotten a chance to listen to this interview, you can still pick it up from the Pro::PHP site. If you'd like to recieve the interviews/newscasts that the podcast puts out automatically, you can also subscribe to the feed in your podcast software of choice.

In addition to the notes shared over on the php|architect's Pro::PHP Podcast site, Clay Loveless has posted some of his own.

He mainly mentions three points - an appology for the audio issues for the episode, another shout-out to Paul Jones (of the Savant3 and Solar projects), and another shout-out to Greg Beaver for his work on the PEAR project.

If you haven't gotten a chance to listen to this interview, you can still pick it up from the Pro::PHP site. If you'd like to recieve the interviews/newscasts that the podcast puts out automatically, you can also subscribe to the feed in your podcast software of choice.

In this new blog entry, Marcus Whitney talks about the upcoming php|architect webcast he'll be hosting interviewing two people from Microsoft - Brian Goldfarb and Joe Stagner.

I'm pretty excited about this weeks webcast. I'll be speaking with Brian Goldfarb and Joe Stagner of Microsoft about how PHP can be used for enterprise development on the Windows platform.

I think that everyone should consider checking in and asking these guys some questions.

He also mentions that Microsoft, for a long time, only saw PHP in the context of the LAMP "package" and not as a stand-alone language. Seems their outlook has changed a bit - check out the webcast to see just how much...

In this new blog entry, Marcus Whitney talks about the upcoming php|architect webcast he'll be hosting interviewing two people from Microsoft - Brian Goldfarb and Joe Stagner.

I'm pretty excited about this weeks webcast. I'll be speaking with Brian Goldfarb and Joe Stagner of Microsoft about how PHP can be used for enterprise development on the Windows platform.

I think that everyone should consider checking in and asking these guys some questions.

He also mentions that Microsoft, for a long time, only saw PHP in the context of the LAMP "package" and not as a stand-alone language. Seems their outlook has changed a bit - check out the webcast to see just how much...

On his blog, David Sklar has a very quick reminder about the upcoming Pro::PHP podcast that he's doing.

I'll be chatting with Marcus on the Pro:PHP Podcast this Friday, Feb. 24 at 1pm ET. Tune into the live webcast and ask questions!

As he mentioned, you can sign up for the free live webcast here or, if you can't be there, the entire recording will be posted on the Pro::PHP Podcast site (and can be pulled down by any aggregator subscribed to the XML feed).

On his blog, David Sklar has a very quick reminder about the upcoming Pro::PHP podcast that he's doing.

I'll be chatting with Marcus on the Pro:PHP Podcast this Friday, Feb. 24 at 1pm ET. Tune into the live webcast and ask questions!

As he mentioned, you can sign up for the free live webcast here or, if you can't be there, the entire recording will be posted on the Pro::PHP Podcast site (and can be pulled down by any aggregator subscribed to the XML feed).