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TCPHP
Member Directory
The Twin Cities PHP User Group Member Directory is a listing of all of the members who have signed up on this site and filled out their profiles.
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TCPHP IRC Channel
Have a PHP or Web Development question you want answered right away? Or do you just want to chat with other TCPHP members? Then the IRC channel is the place for you.
Server: irc.freenode.net
Channel: #tcphp
This link may work for your if you have an IRC client installed and your browser is properly configured
For more information on IRC, check out the following links:http://www.irchelp.org/
http://www.mirc.co.uk/irc.html
Mailing List
Most of the inter-group communication takes place on an email discussion list. To join, send a blank email to talk-subscribe@tcphp.org. Once you've confirmed your request, you can send messages to the
TCPHP September 2005 Meeting Notes
Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 10/02/2005 - 9:48pm. 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
TCPHP August 2005 Meeting Notes
Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 09/17/2005 - 1:25pm. 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
June 2005 Meeting Notes
Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 08/07/2005 - 2:35pm.June 2005 TCPHP meeting
Topic: Open discussions about PHP and web security
Introductions:
We met as usual at the Renasissance
TCPHP Zend Certification Exam Member Discount
Submitted by koivi on Wed, 06/01/2005 - 11:38am.Members of our group will receive a $100 discount on the Zend Certification Exam. However, because it is the end of the qurter this month, Zend "marketing is consumed w/ their qtr-end deliverables", so I cannot post all of the details here. If you want to take advantage of this discount, contact me directly at justin at koivi dot com. The process will involve sending an email to my contact at Zend who will then take care of you from that point on.
Looking for Work? Fill Out Your Profile
Submitted by micka on Fri, 05/27/2005 - 10:42pm.TCPHP is a great way to learn from other PHP developers and also a way to find work. Members who contribute to the site and mailing lists can gain recognition and network with other developers. We've had a lot of successful job connections over the years, and it's easy to understand why: when somebody helps you with a technical problem, you're likely to remember them the next time your company is hiring.
Volunteer Opportunities
Submitted by micka on Fri, 05/27/2005 - 10:09pm.We've had a ton of excitement in the local PHP and other tech group meetings. Last week's Drupal meetings were well received, and spreading the intro/advanced topics across the TCWebDev and TCPHP groups opened some new doors. The local BSD group has had some exciting activity, with two internationally-known speakers already this year! Ethan Galstad brought us his presentation on Nagios, the extremely powerful and broadly-used monitoring suite. And tomorrow, the FreeBSD Security Officer will be giving us his BSDCan talk on VuXML. The Twin Cities open source tech scene is amazing, and growing rapidly!
