NYCPHP Meetup

[Michael Southwell]

At 09:26 AM 10/13/2004, you wrote:

>And let's also remember that NYPHP has asked for case studies in the
>past so if anyone does have a good case, please let us know and we'll
>include it on nyphp.org and our new AMPeers section (sort of like
>PHundamentals).

not exactly.

AMPeers is a collection of articles *written by users* on any topic likely 
to be of general interest to the community, long, short, or whatever, and 
published by us as a community service, without any editing beyond a simple 
"is this worth publishing?"  Final announcement of this project is awaiting 
resolution of some issues about the exact structure of the website, but you 
will hear something shortly.  So please start getting together your own 
submissions:  "How I do this" or "What I found out about that" or "Things 
to watch out for in whatever."

PHundamentals are articles *written by the PHundamentals team*, Jeff Siegel 
with some minor help from me, consolidating responses on Talk and elsewhere 
to questions about best practices in various areas.  One such question is 
live now:  best practice for headers for forcing downloads (see 
http://lists.nyphp.org/pipermail/talk/2004-October/012375.html ).


Michael Southwell
VP, Education Department
New York PHP
michael.southwell at nyphp.org