With his own response to this post, Ben Ramsey sheds some more light on the misspoken technology terms/conventions that pop up over and over.

This is in response to Chris Shiflett's "Technical Vocabulary and Grammar" post. My comment became so long that I decided to blog it instead.

Being someone with a degree in English...

He talks about collective nouns being plural (making it okay to use something like "PHPDeveloper.org are..."), periods inside quotation marks, a suggestion for aiding understanding of actual commands typed for programming books (loose the quotes and go bold), and his own view on what "PC" really means...

From this new post today on frak's blog, there's a look at a PHP debugger that makes it simple to debugg your PHP applications - GUBED.

I never realised there was such a thing! The name of this great program is GUBED (debug backwards) and it is based on a really simple idea.

To run the debugger, you call some PHP scripts (also installed on the same website) that grab the code of the web page you want to debug, and call you back (as other 'hard server install' solutions do).

Gubed is a cross platform program to debug PHP scripts. For a general overview, see the About section, for a more technical description, see the documentation.