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Podcast interview with Andi Gutmans

January 30th, 2006

I enjoyed Friday’s pro::PHP podcast interview with Andi Gutmans. With a name like pro::PHP how can I not like it? :) This was a less formal presentation than the Zend Framework webcast. Perhaps surprisingly informal for Andi, at least at the end. I thought Marcus Whitney did a great job selecting and asking questions. There were some technical difficulties in the live version. I hope those are worked out for the next broadcast, which I am looking forward to.

Now, the question is early February, or late February?

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4 Responses to “Podcast interview with Andi Gutmans”

  1. #1 Christopher Thompson responds...
    January 30th, 2006 at 2:47 pm

    I thought it was really a good interview too, and had the same question — when in February?

    The only one negative I heard was that he said he didn’t think that the PHP object model needed any more work, as I think it needs some cleanup and a few more bits. Perhaps you should send him a link to your Culture of Object entry. ;)

  2. #2 Andi Gutmans responds...
    January 30th, 2006 at 7:57 pm

    If I had the answer I would have mentioned it on the Webcast. It’s not easy to get software out of the door, but I am striving for mid-February (but don’t shoot me if it’s later than that :)

  3. #3 Marcus Whitney responds...
    March 10th, 2006 at 8:31 pm

    Hey man, I know I’m late mentioning this. But thanks for the kind words, we work hard on the show and I’m glad you liked it.

  4. #4 Jeff responds...
    May 11th, 2006 at 11:31 pm

    Hypothesis of an overlying trend: Over time, fewer of the people who search for “php” and “ajax” are using Google to do it.

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