by Marco Tabini · January 5, 2012

Coming February 1st, php|architect’s half-day online conference helps you (and your team) take control of Git like a pro.

by Marco Tabini · January 2, 2012

By now, you’ve probably heard of the Stop Online Piracy Act (better known in internet circles as SOPA), a law that is currently making its way through the United States legislative process. As a rule, we normally shy away from political speech here at php|architect. On this particular topic, however, we feel that we should [...]

by Marco Tabini · December 30, 2011

The 31st is sneaking up on us, and just like the year, the call for papers for php|tek’s 2012 edition is rapidly coming to a close. If you haven’t submitted your proposals yet, now is a great time to do so (you know, before the new-year celebrations kick in, and you get distracted by more… [...]

by Marco Tabini · December 22, 2011

Don’t miss four great specials on magazines, books, and trainings as we celebrate the holidays all next week.

by Jeremy Kendall · November 12, 2011

Full-text search with SQLite is so ridiculously easy to implement, there are only two valid reasons you haven’t done it yet. The first is you don’t need the full-text capability, and the second is you didn’t know it could be done. Here are the steps in full: Ensure full-text search is enabled (see below) Create [...]

by Marco Tabini · September 8, 2011

It’s time for the second instalment on our four-part series on mobile dashboards; this time, we focus on the user interface of our application.

by Marco Tabini · September 1, 2011

We’ve wanted to show you how we run our site for many years, but have always struggled with synthesizing a good example—until now. In this three-part article, Marco and Cal show how they built a cool, cross-platform mobile dashboard for visualizing sales.

by Marco Tabini · May 25, 2011

Today, we’re introducing our two most recent books in ePub and MOBI. Whip out your Kindles and start learning!

by Cal Evans · March 31, 2011

In an industry where everything is built by volunteers, how can you say thank you enough. It’s not nearly enough but we want to give our subscribers a chance to recognize projects that have had an impact on their lives.

by Cal Evans · March 14, 2011

To encourage people to support the Red Cross’ efforts in helping the victims of the earthquake and sunami in Japan, php|architect has a gift for those who donate.