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Chris Shiflett is an author and speaker who leads the web application security practice at OmniTI.

Ammar Ibrahim in Linux Journal

I just read an interesting article in Linux Journal about Ammar Ibrahim. It's nice to see the personal side of someone from the PHP community. (I think this approach is what is making the Pro PHP Podcast so popular.)

I've known Ammar for several months now, and he does much more interesting and useful things with PHP (and open source software) than the average developer. He's also a great guy, a fact that doesn't escape the author:

I do not believe one interview can give anyone more than a slight glimpse into the character of a person. Ammar Ibrahim represents the best of humanity. At 23, he seems to have more than a life-time of experience and wisdom to share. He also represents a hope for the future. I easily can imagine him functioning as an emissary or poster boy for a world that works for everyone. I'm grateful that he calls me friend. I consider my life a richer place because he knows how to build bridges and write software.

Isn't the PHP community great? :-)

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Ammar Ibrahim in Linux Journal was posted on Fri, 19 Aug 2005 at 03:11:55 GMT.

2 Comments

1. Hatem's GravatarHatem said:

Yeah, php community is the best :) and Ammar is doing great job, and excellent marketing specially. Its the open source : to communicate.

Sat, 20 Aug 2005 at 11:28:19 GMT Link

2. Ammar Ibrahim's GravatarAmmar Ibrahim said:

Thanks for the post Chris :) Big thanks goes to the folks in PHPSec and the whole PHP community. PHP & OpenSource have given a youngman like me more than I can ever ask for. forever greatful.

Sat, 20 Aug 2005 at 20:26:26 GMT Link

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