The Signal Episode 7: PHP and Microsoft, Open Space at MIX08, and More

Posted: Jan 11, 2008 at 4:14 AM
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In this week’s episode, find out why Mike and Thomas should have their podcasting license revoked. Then, hear from Drew Robbins, a Technical Evangelist for IIS, who will be speaking about PHP and IIS7 at MIX08. Learn a bit about developing PHP applications on Windows Vista and deploying them on Windows Server 2008, including the new FastCGI component. Drew also talks about the Open Space area at MIX08, self-organizing content, recording and publishing of conversations, and taboo topics. So say we all.

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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