You've seen them at conferences and on various members of the PHP community, but now you can order one of your own - PHPWomen t-shirts are for sale from the Spreadshirt website.

We’re happy to announce that we are making variations of our PHPWomen t-shirts for sale! Now those of you who couldn’t make it to the conferences can get a PHPW shirt for every day of the week.

You can order one of seven different shirts in both men's and women's sizes (including the optional white on eggplant color in the men's sizes and a eggplant on lavender women's shirt). Pricing starts at around $20 USD and ranges up to $24 USD. For US and Canada orders use this site, for European orders use this site.

On the ThinkPHP blog today, there's a new post that demonstrates their experience with the API of the spreadshirt.net website (a t-shirt/item printing site).

I just came across an old entry of the Exciting Ecommerce blog (German) which tells that Spreadshirt.net, one of Germany's hottest Internet startups, has a SOAP interface. spreadshirt.net itself seems to be developed in PHP, and so I started my IDE and played a bit with it.

They include an example of the call to the API using the built in SOAP functionality for PHP5. It makes a basic connection and pulls down some articles.

On the ThinkPHP blog today, there's a new post that demonstrates their experience with the API of the spreadshirt.net website (a t-shirt/item printing site).

I just came across an old entry of the Exciting Ecommerce blog (German) which tells that Spreadshirt.net, one of Germany's hottest Internet startups, has a SOAP interface. spreadshirt.net itself seems to be developed in PHP, and so I started my IDE and played a bit with it.

They include an example of the call to the API using the built in SOAP functionality for PHP5. It makes a basic connection and pulls down some articles.