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The Signal Episode 8: Erik Saltwell, PHP, and Wordpress

Posted By: Joshua Allen | Jan 18th @ 4:31 PM

This episode features the return of the Spider King where Thomas and Mike talk about bit shift operations and blogging. Then, Erik Saltwell and Nishant Kothary join the discussion and touch on user experience, why “designer” is an imprecise term, the aesthetics of markup, upcoming features in Expression Web, PHP IntelliSense and #includes, the WordPress and PHP session at MIX08, and Erik on customer intimacy (SFW). Enjoy!

The Signal is a weekly podcast that connects you to behind-the-scenes activity related to MIX08. We’ll interview speakers, attendees, staff, and other notables. If you have a question for them to address on a future show, e-mail signalm@microsoft.com or leave a voice-mail message for them at (425) 703-4650.
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Re: The Signal Episode 8: Erik Saltwell, PHP, and Wordpress

Posted By: nishkoth | Jan 19th @ 2:44 PM

One minor correction - I said that the PHP intellisense is dynamically generated based on the version of PHP associated with the particular web site in Expression Web. That isn't true. Right now, the intellisense is hard-coded to the latest release - PHP 5.2.5. This doesn't change the fact that you can't point different web sites on your machine to different versions of PHP running on the same machine, though.

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