Harry, 1. congrats on a baby boy 2. Drop aajx, there’s too much rant, how-to, its evil, stuff around already. Go for ‘parsing with php’ … although I do feel strongly that parsing something with php doesn’t seem like its going to be mainsteram … maybe just one of those cool thing you can do with PHP at best.

And oh bollocks, why is ajax bad suddenly ? :( I’m surprised since you’re an active member of ajaxblog.com

Would it be possible to post your presentation after the talk please?

Should appear on the phpconference website when done.

I have found great difficulting in designing automated tests for user interfaces utilizing AJAX.
e.g.
http://xlab6.com/prado/tests/web_tests.php

May be touching how AJAX application in terms of functionality can be tested or otherwise.

Cheers, Wei.

And if I may, have you ever considered doing a presentation, tutorial, or whatever…on the PHP parser? I always find that I’m asking myself how the PHP engine interprets certain lines of code or comparisons.

There’s a good warm up at http://www.trickie.org/code/zend_engine_one/index.html (part two at http://www.trickie.org/code/zend_engine_two/index.html). There’s also a good discussion at the end of this book: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0672325616/

And if I may, have you ever considered doing a presentation, tutorial, or whatever…on the PHP parser? I always find that I’m asking myself how the PHP engine interprets certain lines of code or comparisons.

For example recently I needed to compare two arrays to see if they were structurally identical, and I wondered if I could just use ‘==’ . Fortunately PHPs exceptional documentation provided me with an answer, but I have never seen a good resource on the subject. Of course it could just be me.

I have no idea how you would structure a talk on this subject, but it something I would love to hear.

yer, that kind of nails it in the head aye? :lol:

I would guess that given that the PHP London User Group are organising the conference…

*grin*

Personally, I would have preferred Birmingham, but anywhere in the UK means I can go!

i proberly would be interested in going but i cant travel down to london, which kind of brings me to this; why london?

what is wrong with the north, ie newcastle for example or a quick hop across the border to edinburgh ;)

anyways, i would go for a talk on ajax as this is going to seriously effect how we develop over the coming months, well into 2006 i imagine.

btw, keep the nappies at home :p