PHP Town Hall Podcast: Episode 39: Hi Josh!
In the latest episode of the PHP Town Hall podcast, episode #39, hosts Phil Sturgeon and Ben Edmunds talk with Josh Lockhart, author of the recently released "Modern PHP" book and most well known as...
View ArticlePHP.net: Release of PHP 5.6.7, 5.5.23 and 5.4.39
The PHP development group has announced the release of the latest versions in all three major versions of PHP currently supported: PHP 5.6.7, 5.5.23 and 5.4.39. These releases are bugfix only with...
View ArticleMatthew Weier O'Phinney: PSR-7 is in Voting Stage!
As Matthew Weier O'Phinney has posted, the PSR-7 PHP-FIG proposal is in the voting stages. The PSR-7 standard defines a unified interface for working with HTTP requests and responses. As of a short...
View ArticlePHP Roundtable: 015: SemVer, Licensing & OS Support Expectations
The PHP Roundtable podcast has posted their latest episode, part two in a series looking at semantic versioning, open source support expectations and licensing. This new episode features guests Colin...
View ArticleFreek Lijten: Testing PHP extensions - what makes a good test
Freek Lijten has a new post today continuing his look at the world of PHP extensions and focusing in on testing this time. He hopes to answer the question of what makes a good, effective set of tests...
View Article7PHP.com: The PHP Community Is Also About Promoting Lifestyle Changes &...
In this new post on 7PHP.com they interview Yitzchok Willroth (aka famous PHP Rockstar - Coderabbi - came with an idea which is The #BiggestLoserPHP15 Challenge! In the interview Yitz talks some about...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: First Look at Platform.sh - a Development and Deployment...
In this latest post to the SitePoint PHP blog Chris Ward takes a "first look" at the Platform.sh development and deployment service. Not so long ago, many of us were satisfied handling deployment of...
View ArticleServerGrove Blog: Security tools for PHP projects
On the ServerGrove blog there's a new post looking at some of the currently available PHP security tools you can use to help keep your applications safe. Security is getting more and more important,...
View ArticleCommunity News: Latest PECL Releases for 03.24.2015
Latest PECL Releases: mongodb 0.2.0 * PHPC-174: Rename module registration, constants and so on to mongodb * PHPC-174: Rename phongo to mongodb * PHPC-174: Use consistent extension names for PHP and...
View ArticleVoices of the ElePHPant: Interview with Samantha Quiñones
The Voices of the ElePHPant podcast has posted their latest series in their interviews with members of the PHP community. In this latest episode Cal Evans interviews Samantha Quiñones. Cal and...
View ArticleUsing Aura.Html with LeaguePlates
Paul Jones has a new post to his site showing how to merge one of the components of the Aura framework with the templating library Plates, a part of the The League of Extraordinary PHP Packages. In...
View ArticleSlashdot.org: Book Review - Modern PHP: New Features and Good Practices
On Slashdot today Michael Ross as posted a book review of Josh Lockhart's recently released O'Reilly book "Modern PHP". In recent years, JavaScript has enjoyed a dramatic renaissance as it has been...
View ArticleNetTuts.com: Programming With Yii2: Integrating User Registration
NetTuts.com has posted the next part in their "Programming with Yii2" series today with this tutorial showing you how to integrate user registration into your sample application. This is part four of...
View ArticleCommunity News: Recent posts from PHP Quickfix
Recent posts from the PHP Quickfix site:Improving the performance of a laravel application #phpquickfix, # laravel, # performance, # improvement Your Constructors are Completely Irrational - The Code...
View ArticleDerick Rethans: Xdebug 2.3: Improvements to Debugging
In the latest in his series covering some of the improvements in the latest Xdebug release, Derick Rethans has posted this new article detailing some of the performance enhancements related to remote...
View ArticleDZone.com: Get a Handle on PHP Handlers
On DZone.com today there's a post covering the different kinds of handlers that can execute PHP - those pieces of code that work with the web servers we use every day to interpret and execute PHP...
View ArticleDigitalOcean Community Blog: How To Set Up a Two Node LEPP Stack on CentOS 7
On the DigitalOcean community blog they've posted a guide to setting up a LEPP server (Linux, Nginx, PHP and PostgreSQL) on a CentOS 7 instance (not specific to their own platform either, can be...
View ArticleSite News: Blast from the Past - One Year Ago in PHP
Here's what was popular in the PHP community one year ago today:SitePoint PHP Blog: Best PHP IDE in 2014 - Survey Results SitePoint PHP Blog: Getting Started with PHP Extension Development via PHP-CPP...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Top 10 Z-Ray Features to Check Out
The SitePoint PHP blog has a new post today from Daniel Berman (of Zend) with the top 10 features of Z-Ray to be sure to check out. Disclaimer: Z-Ray is a tool provided by Zend, a part of their Zend...
View ArticleRemi Collet: PHP 7.0 as Software Collection
Remi Collet has a new post today talking about the next major release of the PHP language - PHP 7 - and how it, in its current state, can be installed now as an RPM from the "remi" repository as a...
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