For those that weren't able to be in attendance for Zend's last Webinar webcast, "Zend Framework 1.0 - An Overview", they've now posted the presentation to their Webinar page:

In this webinar, Bill Karwin, Product Engineering Manager, will provide an overview of the design philosophy, the major components of the framework and its future directions. Topics will cover MVC, Search, Data Access, Web Services, Filter, Authentication, Cache and more. Tune in to learn more about the value Zend Framework can offer your web project.

You'll need Flash to check it out and it's a little over an hour long (1 hr 15 min), narrated by Bill Karwin.

php|architect's Pro::PHP Podcast has posted their latest show fron this past Friday - an itnerview with Jacob Taylor of the SugarCRM project.

On June 16th, we interviewed SugarCRM's Chief Architect and Co-Founder, Jacob Taylor. Jacob defines, manages and develops the core Sugar Suite technology and has designed Sugar Suite to be one of the most conducive open source application projects for community development and contribution because of its modular architecture, high quality coding and superior scalability. Listen to Jacob explain why he chose PHP as the language to develop SugarCRM in, and how they are using it to make a huge impact in the CRM market.

You can grab the MP3 of the show directly from here or simply subscribe to the feed to get the latest shows as they come out!

As noted in his latest blog entry, Chris Shiflett and the Pro::PHP podcast are again collaborating to bring the listening community more "Ask Chris" shows.

It's been a few months since Episode One, but thanks to Marcus, Ask Chris is back on the air. The format is a bit different - instead of doing separate shows, we'll be doing a short segment at the end of each interview.

This interview is with David Sklar of Ning. He and Marcus discuss Ning, of course, but David also provides some good perspective on the state of technology and how the definition of a programmer is becoming more and more inclusive.

This episode of Ask Chris is about email injection, a topic of growing concern for PHP developers.

You can find out more about this addition to the Pro::PHP lineup and how to subscribe to the podcast over on their site.

The recording of the php|architect webcast from earlier today, Make the most of MySQL with phpMyAdmin, has been posted.

The webcast consists of:

• a high-level look at what phpMyAdmin is, how it can be used
• an introduction to its interface
• some of the more advanced features
• and what the future holds for phpMyAdmin

Marc Delisle hosts the webcast (author of Mastering phpMyAdmin for Effective MySQL Management) and provides some answers in the Q&A section at the end. You can find out more about phpMyAdmin from their homepage, and you can download the webcast from php|architect.

In a reminder on his blog today, Marco Tabini has posted this information about the Zend Framework webcast recording that happened the other day.

On Friday, we had the opportunity to host a new webcast with Andi Gutmans from Zend. Andi and Mike Naberezny spoke at length about the Zend Framework, finally dispelling some of the myths that surround it and undo some of the FUD that so many have managed to spread like SPAM on a slice of moldy bread.

The recordings of the Zend webcast are now available on our website; as with all our webcasts, all you need is a Flash-equipped browser (any platform and browser brand works) to watch it. I recommend you take a look'"it's worth the time to learn what Andi, Mike and their team are working on.

It was a very good webcast, and for those out there that don't have Flash on their browser (either by choice or just don't), there's always our summary of what happened...