TCPHP

TCPHP Sep 2005 Meeting Good programming practices, programming structure, and error handling. attendees: Matt Purland - speaker Blaine Garrett John Peterson Allie Micka Scot Jenkins Steve Franklin

Blaine lists a few notworthy side topics from the September meeting including some Ajax related libraries and some error checking bits that were brought up.

Attendees: sam buchanan dave ornsby Keith Larry DeVries HJ Schmidt me Allie Brandon Form security: - historically security dealt with on network/OS side - Many attacks focus on applications

A semi-regular podcast covering PHP news and interviews with people in the PHP community. Starting to feature regular security talks with Chris Shiflett.

June 2005 TCPHP meeting
Topic: Open discussions about PHP and web security

Introductions:

We met as usual at the Renasissance

This link was mentioned a couple times on the mailing list so I thought I'd post it here.

http://www.phptr.com/content/images/013147149X/downloads/013147149X_book.pdf

Oracle has a great wealth of information on using PHP with oracles software and also a few tutorials on PHP.

The Hardened-PHP Project is a group of people creating a patchset that
adds security hardening features to PHP to protect your servers
on the one hand against a number of well known problems in hastily written

Thanks to everyone who attended the May meeting on Drupal. We had a nice crowd and some really great discussion! In addition to these slides, check out the slides from the May TCWebPros Meeting

Just passing this info on, I don't know anthing about it.  If you have more info, please post a comment here...

Pipestone is a start up software company based on Seattle. We’re doing some market research for a new technology targeted at web developers. We’re currently looking for experienced PHP developers who will take a look at a prototype product and provide us with some feedback. We will pay your current hourly rate. We will demo the prototype product via the web and phone. We’ll ask you some questions about your needs; our product; and the business model. What we want is your candid feedback. You can think of it as a focus group of sorts. It should take approximately two hours.