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  • Oct 12, 2008

    PyWorks 2008

    Mike Naberezny will be speaking at PyWorks in Atlanta, Georgia on November 13, 2008. PyWorks is a new conference for Python developers. Mike will present two sessions:

    Microcontroller Simulation in Python will present the design and implementation of the Py65 simulation package for Python.

    URL Mapping with Routes will discuss the usage and internals of Routes, a Python library used by the Pylons web framework and others. This talk will also touch on Horde/Routes, a PHP 5 port of Routes by Maintainable Software.

  • Aug 10, 2008

    Zend/PHP Conference 2008

    Maintainable Software founder Mike Naberezny will be speaking at the Zend/PHP Conference in Santa Clara, California on September 15, 2008. The session, PHP Developer Best Practices, will be a half-day tutorial presented together with Matthew Weier O'Phinney of Zend Technologies.

    Mike Naberezny has been invited to speak at the Zend/PHP Conference every year since the conference began in 2005. He is currently a member of the Zend Education Advisory Board and contributes to several open source PHP projects including The Horde Project, PHPUnit, and Zend Framework.

  • Aug 6, 2008

    New Articles

    We've accumulated a small number of great new articles for Ruby on Rails in our Resources section:

  • Jun 5, 2008

    PHP Framework Released

    At Maintainable Software, we develop on multiple platforms and programming languages. We help our clients select technologies that will give them the best success and we regularly develop solutions in the Ruby, PHP, and Python programming languages.

    At the urging of our customers working with PHP, we have released the Maintainable PHP Framework to open source under a BSD license. For those who want development style similar to Ruby on Rails but in a PHP environment, the framework ports many of the APIs of Rails faithfully.

    Since releasing the framework a few days ago, other open source PHP projects are already starting to benefit from it. For example, PHPUnit 3.3.0 will include CSS selector assertions taken directly from the testing component of our framework.

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