The PHP Roundtable podcast has posted their latest episode - Episode #42: Staying Relevant For Web Development. This time host Sammy K Powers is joined by Matthew Setter, Andy Huggins, Henning Glatter-Götz and Tom Oram.

The technologies that run the web are constantly changing. We discuss strategies for staying on top of the constant flux with continuous learning throughout your career, having mentors, engaging regularly with your peers, contributing to open source projects, voracious reading, and travel to programming events.

You can watch this latest episode either through the embedded video player or directly over on YouTube. Additionally they've also included an audio-only version you can listen to via an in-page audio player. If you enjoy the episode and want to see more, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter for the latest show announcements.

On DevShed today there's a new tutorial posted looking at how to customize your osCommerce site's title tags to make things a bit more meaningful.

If you use osCommerce for your site's e-commerce, and you're not happy with the quality or quantity of visitors your site receives, keep reading. Though osCommerce provides some excellent features, its weaknesses could be getting in the way of giving you the number of visitors and conversions you expect. Fortunately, there's a solution, hidden in something as simple as a title tag.

The trick is in editing two files - the main index and a product info page - to add in a bit of PHP at the top that pulls out the matching category information for the item and pushes that into the $title variable for output.