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Monday, December 8. 2008

The 2008 PHP Advent Calender is here!

For the second year in a row, Chris Shiflett is publishing the PHP Advent Calender. This year, with the help of Sean Coats and the design genius of Jon Tan and Jon Gibbins, the PHP Advent Calender has it's own site. (Last year's calender is still available on Chris' blog)

Among the well known PHP community members contributing this year are Chris Cornutt, Lorna Mitchell, and Matthew Weier O'Phinney. Each author participating has volunteered their time and effort to contribute a thought-provoking article to the PHP community.

Ibuildings is especially pleased this year to have four authors in the twenty four day lineup. Articles from Ivo Jansch, Lorna Mitchell, Helgi THormar Thorbjoernsson and myself have already been released or will soon appear on the calender.

This project takes a lot of work on the part of the editors, designers and authors. I know that you will want to take a few moments each day this holiday season to read the articles and maybe drop an email to Chris and Sean telling them thank you for the effort.
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