The Show, CakePHP's very own podcast, has returned from a bit of a dry spell with this new show about the recently passed CakeFest Berlin conference.

Three members of the CakePHP community talk about the conference, some of the talks and include an overall feel for how it was - Nate Abele, Garrett Woodworth and Jeff Loiselle.

You can download the mp3 directly from the Show's website for your listening pleasure. You can also subscribe to their feed if you'd like to get this and future/past episodes.

The CakePHP podcast, The Show, has posted their latest show for download - a look at what's to come in the latest release of the CakePHP framework (the stable 1.2):

On the day CakePHP 1.2 goes stable, Rafael Bandeira and Nate Abele chat about what you can expect when you go download your holiday package.

You can either download the file directly from the site or you can subscribe to their feed and get the latest shows pulled right into your aggregator.

In the latest episode of The Show, the CakePHP podcast, Laura Thomson is interviewed about everything Mozilla.

Laura has been working at Mozilla for over a year now, and has been leveraging the CakePHP framework in many high-visibility Mozilla projects, such as the Firefox Add-Ons portal, and their new single sign-on initiative. Laura is a prolific speaker and writer, as well as an active member of the Open Source community. She has co-written the top selling PHP/MySQL book in the world, "PHP & MySQL Web Development" (Sams, 4th Edition). Mozilla has the largest known installation of the CakePHP in the world.

You can either subscribe to their feed and get this and other great CakePHP-related content or you can just grab the mp3 by itself and start listening.

The Show (the CakePHP podcast) has returned with a new show after eight months off:

It's been eight months since the last broadcast... we lost the microphones. Tune it for some babbling info on CakePHP RC3 with Nate Abele and Marc Grabanski.

You can either subscribe to their feed or download the mp3 directly to grab this latest episode.

The CakePHP podcast, The Show, has released its latest episode - episode #6, "Babbling 'Bout Beta":

The Show is back! Garrett, Nate, and Jeff talk about the recent release of CakePHP 1.2 Beta. Don't miss this show as we broadcast from every timezone in America simultaneously.

The show was recorded back on January 5th, but you can still download the mp3 from it to listen to at your continence. You can also subscribe to their feed to get the latest information on the podcast and news about the latest shows.

The CakePHP podcast, The Show, has released its latest episode - episode #6, "Babbling 'Bout Beta":

The Show is back! Garrett, Nate, and Jeff talk about the recent release of CakePHP 1.2 Beta. Don't miss this show as we broadcast from every timezone in America simultaneously.

The show was recorded back on January 5th, but you can still download the mp3 from it to listen to at your continence. You can also subscribe to their feed to get the latest information on the podcast and news about the latest shows.

The CakePHP podcast, "The Show" has posted their latest episode - The Low Down On Internationalization (i18n):

Larry Masters joins us once again to discuss internationalization and localization features in the upcoming CakePHP 1.2 release.

You can download this edition directly from their servers (via the mp3 link) or you can point your favorite feed reader at their podcast feed and get each show as it comes out.

The CakePHP podcast, "The Show" has posted their latest episode - The Low Down On Internationalization (i18n):

Larry Masters joins us once again to discuss internationalization and localization features in the upcoming CakePHP 1.2 release.

You can download this edition directly from their servers (via the mp3 link) or you can point your favorite feed reader at their podcast feed and get each show as it comes out.

As mentioned by Elizabeth Naramore on the php|architect website today, the CakePHP porject has launched their own live/podcast series, The Show to highlight different happenings in the project's community.

The Show was conceived after core developer Nate Abele and I recorded a podcast for php|architect with our good friend Paul Reinheimer. We had so much fun doing the podcast, that we decided to keep it going for the CakePHP community. The Show was born.

The show is broadcast live, but you can always to get the shows if you can't make it for the live event. Questions are welcomed during the show via Skype, IRC (#cakephp-live on Freenode) and telephone.

Two episodes of the show have already aired - the polit, an Introduction to CakePHP 1.2 and a look at Writing Console Applications.

As mentioned by Elizabeth Naramore on the php|architect website today, the CakePHP porject has launched their own live/podcast series, The Show to highlight different happenings in the project's community.

The Show was conceived after core developer Nate Abele and I recorded a podcast for php|architect with our good friend Paul Reinheimer. We had so much fun doing the podcast, that we decided to keep it going for the CakePHP community. The Show was born.

The show is broadcast live, but you can always to get the shows if you can't make it for the live event. Questions are welcomed during the show via Skype, IRC (#cakephp-live on Freenode) and telephone.

Two episodes of the show have already aired - the polit, an Introduction to CakePHP 1.2 and a look at Writing Console Applications.