PHP in Action

Again a somewhat belated announcement: PHP in Action is in print. My copies of it arrived at my doorstep while I was in Crete, with no clear indication that would have allowed my brother, who was hovering helpfully in the vicinity, to guess what it was. I guessed it, though.

But DHL couldn't give any definite answers, and their Norwegian branch have a menu on they're telephone answering machine that gives a whole new dimension to the concept of a poor user interface. My colleague had a worse time, though. He was the victim of identity theft. His shipment of Java books, also delivered by DHL, was hijacked by someone who forged his signature.

Oh, my dear, I've just had a book published, and here I am chatting about everything else. Strenuously objective as always, I have to say that it's a pretty good book.

I've had to read it about fifteen times already, and I still sort of enjoyed it the last time.

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