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PHP Weekly - news articles from the past week
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Latest edition out. There's been a lot of news about PHP recently and whilst I appreciate that it's quite a polarised discussion regarding the 'quality' of PHP itself I think its great that people are learning to program
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PHP Weekly News - 25th July Edition
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Thanks for this. I'll check these out
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This looks really good. We're mainly Python focused and have been working on a tool to try to 'train' a crawler to extract specific elements of a page. As this is a crawling thread I hope you don't mind me asking some ad
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We're looking for contributors and people who can help. Please get in touch if you can
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PHP Weekly News for the 18th July
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Sorry, should have given a bit of the model. No - basically we pass leads to people and then when they pick a car up they send us money. There's an element of 'honour' system here but it could be tightened up if necessary
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Ask HN: A bit of direction from people who might know. Crawling/screen scraping
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We built http://www.ukscrap.com which was geared towards people sending leads for these cars automatically to agents around the country who would contact the seller. We were doing around $2-$3,000 a month a couple of years ago b
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Just released this edition for the 11th July. We've also added in a jobs section so are welcoming submissions now for any positions that people have. All the best and thanks to all from HN for the suggestions so far.
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The PHP Weekly News Roundup
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Just a quick one here - Hacker News was great in helping us 'shape' what we do, but we are looking for more ideas about what people may wish to see. We're getting a lot of requests for adding jobs in here, but was wondering w
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PHP Weekly News - 4th July
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PHP Weekly News. 27th June edition
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One other thing - Send us announcements, blog posts, news etc and we'll include them
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This is the latest PHP weekly. With PHP 5.5 just being released today we cover this and other news related to PHP.
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PHP 5.5 released and other things PHP related
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Latest PHP Weekly always here
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PHP Weekly for 13th June
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PHP Weekly for the 6th June just released
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The disturbing new trend for 'cleansing reduction' - bathing just once a week
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A change is as good as a rest. Maybe coding isn't his primary 'job'? I myself started on the business side, so the evenings and weekends learning to code were great fun and I definitely didn't see them as negative
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PHP Weekly update - thanks again to everyone on HN
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Youth killed after tracking his phone
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Will do! Thanks for this
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Hi and thanks for the suggestion. As this is an archive from the email itself thats why we used that width.
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Hi there. We'd actually been running this as a weekly news list for some time (we'd owned the domain for years) via a PHP-related product that I also run. We decided to open this up wider based on seeing the Python Weekly one, as we're also
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You spotted the deliberate mistake - erm. Whoops. Thanks for pointing that out!
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Thanks. We'll improve that
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