As a developer I’m often torn between the concept of “it works” and the concept of “it’s right.” This is no less true than in the following example…

A few months ago, I had Comcast Business internet installed at my home (since I run business-level services). It was a mess, but the process was helped by a guy named Frank who operates a Twitter account called @ComcastCares. He was informed, helpful, and above all, got the job done. I was impressed.

ZendCon is over, and it’s time for a roundup of the best and worst of ZendCon 2008. Zend did a fantastic job, and it showed in the organization and execution of the event. ZendCon was one of the best organized conferences I’ve been to in a while. As a presenter I was given (most of) [...]

Well, good morning to all you ZendCon peeps! I hope everyone has been having a great time! I know I have.

Today is my last day at DC PHP. I received an offer from The Bivings Group two weeks ago that was impossible to refuse; they’re two blocks from my current residence and they offered me a considerable salary increase. But still, I will miss DC PHP.