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Aug
27
2008
PyWorks Conference Schedule Posted
Posted by Brian K. Jones on Wed 27 Aug 2008 16:43 UTC
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Hi all,

The schedule for PyWorks has been posted! I’m really excited about three things:

1) there are some really cool talks that I’m looking forward to attending. There are a couple of sysadmin-related talks, AppEngine, TurboGears, Django, and an area I’ve been especially slow to move into: testing (I know, shame on me). There’s lots more so be sure to check it out.

2) the conference scheduling process is over

3) I get to meet a lot of people face-to-face that I’ve worked with in the past on Python Magazine developing articles, or interacted with on IRC, etc. One thing I like about conferences surrounding open source technologies is you get to thank people face-to-face for the sweat they poured into some of the tools I use regularly. Mark Ramm, Kevin Dangoor, Michael Foord, Brandon Rhodes, and a collection of Python Magazine authors …

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Aug
25
2008
[PHP, MySQL] Batch changing charset and collation on databases
Posted by Vladislav Rastrusny on Mon 25 Aug 2008 19:51 UTC
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Recently I needed to quickly change charset on all tables and change each field’s chanset in each table in a specific database to latin1 and collation to latin1_swedish_ci. I googled a little and found this solution by shimon doodkin. I used it and it did work, but also it attempted to change charset at MySQL […]

Aug
25
2008
The ephemeral glory of books
Posted by Giuseppe Maxia on Mon 25 Aug 2008 09:02 UTC
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A picture says it all. Special offers at a FrOSCon books booth.
For how long is an IT book in its prime?

Aug
21
2008
Webinar “Bau sicherer LAMP Anwendungen”
Posted by Stefan Esser on Thu 21 Aug 2008 08:48 UTC
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Last week I gave my first webinar for MySQL titled “Bau sicherer LAMP Anwendungen”. The webinar, which was a cooperation between MySQL and my company SektionEins, was held in german, covered SQL-Malware, SQL-Injection, safe programming and some tools to detect and block SQL-Injection attacks.

The recording of this webinar is now available on the MySQL site.

For those that only want to see my slides they are available on the MySQL site after registration or here.

Because it was a german webinar the recording and slides are in german, too.

Aug
21
2008
Another article on Telecommuting. The Ugly, The Bad and The Good
Posted by Vidyut Luther on Thu 21 Aug 2008 03:50 UTC
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Computer World has an article about Telecommuting . So, I thought I’d chip in my inflated $0.02. Telecommuting, doesn’t mean working from home. This is one of the biggest myths, and truths people will realize over time. What makes me such an expert? I’ve been telecommuting for the past 3 years, straight, full time. I’m not talking about moonlighting, and doing part time work for companies who post on craigslist. I’m talking multi million dollar projects. I haven’t been fired, I haven’t left the company, and I’ve been rewarded with a raise, and more importantly, I haven’t missed deadlines.

You still have a job, act like it. (The Ugly)

Telecommuting, is not that hard. But, it’s not the holy grail for workers either. You’re not going to …

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Aug
20
2008
dealnews is hiring a Systems Administrator
Posted by Brian Moon on Wed 20 Aug 2008 23:02 UTC
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We are hiring!  dealnews is looking for a full time systems administrator.  The developers have been sharing the sys admin load for over 10 years now.  But, we really need a dedicated person now.  If you are interested, see our jobs page.

Aug
20
2008
Webinar "Create secure LAMP applications"
Posted by ThinkPHP on Wed 20 Aug 2008 13:36 UTC
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Last week, noted PHP security expert Stefan Esser from SektionEins fame held a webinar together with MySQL regarding the topic "Create secure LAMP applications". Unfortunately, this Webinar was in German, but if you understand German you might be interested in the Webinar recording which is now available at MySQL's website. If you have further questions regarding Web Application Security or MySQL security, don't hesitate to contact us.

Aug
19
2008
PHP to Javascript | Hyperlink Navigation
Posted by Varun Nischal on Tue 19 Aug 2008 09:56 UTC
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Wow, another surprise, did I miss something in release notes! I hunted again and again, I think I got the treasure first Actually, today I was again looking into PHP support, so thought of opening my first ever PHP application, I created using Dreamweaver 8, WAMPServer (which was actually my semester project) last December.

I was going through application’s index.php, which had embedded php scripts, and links to javascripts using following tags- 

<script type="text/javascript" src="styles/some_script.js"></script>

where styles/some_script.js is the script used, along with 2 more scripts. So, in body tag, there was a call to one of the functions belonging to one of the three .js files, like- 

<body onload="javascript:call_func();">

So, today I was thinking, it would be nice if I click on this function, and get directed …

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Aug
18
2008
Must we always escape values?
Posted by Ryan Lowe on Mon 18 Aug 2008 18:17 UTC
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One of the cardinal rules of writing web applications is to escape user-generated input with functions like PHP’s real_escape_string. This is a great rule, but one that can have a negative impact on your application’s performance if used unnecessarily. For instance, when querying data with an integer parameter that is passed internally (not [...]

Aug
18
2008
2008 Open Source CMS Award: two more weeks to submit your nomination!
Posted by Lenz Grimmer on Mon 18 Aug 2008 12:56 UTC
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Just to remind you that Packt Publishing is running their Open Source CMS Award again:

The Packt Open Source Content Management System Award is designed to encourage, support, recognize and reward Open Source Content Management Systems (CMS) that have been selected by a panel of judges and visitors to www.PacktPub.com. Now entering its third year, the Award has established itself as an important measure for quality and the popularity of Open Source Content Management Systems.

You have two more weeks to submit your favourite CMS in the following categories:

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