Kore Nordmann - PHP / Projects / Politics ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :Author: Kore Nordmann :Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2012 08:35:28 +0100 :Copyright: CC by-sa ======================= PHP Hypertext Processor ======================= - FrOSCon upcoming The schedule for the PHP room at the upcoming FrOSCon 2009 is now available. We got an amazing list of talks and speakers again, read more for details… - Released PHPillow 0.4-alpha PHPillow just got a new release and a new website.. - PHP BBQ tour in Dortmund At June 19th the PHP BBQ tour will stop in Dortmund. It will be a great event, with sun, beer and tasty grilled stuff. Several interesting people will stop by and you are very welcome to join us. For details about the meeting read on... - Standardization of ontologies For university I "had" to write a paper about the standardization of ontologies, focussing on the historic evolution, the associated technologies and the theoretical background of logics. Here it is... - PHP @ FrOSCon 2009 CfP started Once again we, mostly the PHP Usergroup Dortmund, are organizing a PHP room at this years FrOSCon and want you to give a talk there... - Release PHPillow 0.3-alpha CouchDB 0.9-alpha with several new features and some API changes has just been released, so that we are pleased to announce a new release of PHPillow, too. The most important change is PHP 5.2 compability, which comes together with some API changes... - The document component Conversion between different document formats can be really hard. The document component can help you there, and already implements support for several markup languages... - Talk about "Semantic web" at PHPUG Cologne I will give a talk about the "Semantic Web" at the PHP UserGroup Cologne on March 6th. Details are one click away... - Charset vs. Encoding One of the most common errors when dealing with strings is to confuse charset with encoding - and I do understand that very well. So how could that happen? - Extracting data from HTML A lot of people try to scrape content from HTML - the first approach always seem to be regular expressions, which are incapable of parsing HTML - which I proved earlier, already. So, how to do it properly with PHP?