http://phparch.com/main/news/feed 2010-02-02T13:24:11-05:00 http://phparch.com/main/news/view/68 Cal Evans 2010-02-02T13:24:11-05:00

Facebook's HipHop is a game changing-technology for companies deploying large scale applications written in PHP.

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/67 Marco Tabini 2009-11-10T13:56:21-05:00

 We want to make php|a the best destination for every PHP and web developer. You want to create the best content on PHP and all the technologies that revolve around it. Together, we can do great things—join us!

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/63 Marco Tabini 2009-10-05T09:04:15-04:00

Coming to you from the beautiful, sunny, hot and apparently very noisy American Airlines Training Centre in Dallas, TX, this week's episode features Marco Tabini, Elizabeth Naramore, Josh Holmes from Microsoft, Cal Evans and somebody's GSM tk… tk… tk… cell phone.

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/62 Elizabeth Naramore 2009-09-23T17:54:44-04:00

CodeWorks 09 has successfully kicked off, and we'd like to announce that Andrei Zmievski will be joining us in the latter part of the tour! Andrei brings his vast PHP expertise to the CW schedule, and is an important addition to our lineup. Andrei will be at the Atlanta, Miami, Washington and NYC locations. We're glad to have you aboard, Andrei!

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/61 Marco Tabini 2009-09-21T08:58:46-04:00

Another Monday—and another episode of our beloved podcast (ok, the podcast comes out every other Monday, but that's going to change soon). In this installment: training your employees, contributing to open-source projects on a (smart) employer's dime, and writing as a means to improve your coding abilities.

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/60 Marco Tabini 2009-09-08T09:44:56-04:00

In this episode, host Marco and guests Cal Evans, Elizabeth Naramore, Keith Casey, Sean Coates and Beth Tucker Long discover that Skype notifications do not turn themselves off. Oh, and they talk about PHP a bit.

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/59 Arbi Arzoumani 2009-08-28T11:59:33-04:00

This month's issue will focus on non-relational Databases—learn this interesting alternative and distinct advantage of databases such as SimpleDB and CouchDB .  We have articles on Regex, the Doctrine ORM, the architecture of Adminer, and much more.

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/58 Marco Tabini 2009-08-28T10:58:23-04:00

Join us today at 1PM ET for a free webcast with php|architect's Guide to Date and Time Programming author Derick Rethans and learn the ins and outs of time and date programming with your favourite language.

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/57 Elizabeth Naramore 2009-08-25T10:44:14-04:00

Sean Coates will be joining our CodeWorks Tour, and we are thrilled to have him on board! He will be sharing his expertise with our attendees in Atlanta, Miami, Washington, and New York. Glad to have you with us, Sean!

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/56 Marco Tabini 2009-08-25T09:41:42-04:00

After much blood, sweat and tears, our popular podcast is back on the air—and you can finally get your fill of news, opinion and pure, unadulterated PHP gossip on the go.

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/55 Elizabeth Naramore 2009-08-24T13:57:34-04:00

We are thrilled to announce that Matthew Weier O'Phinney will be joining us for CodeWorks! As the Zend Framework Project Lead, he brings his experience and expertise to the CW table. Matthew will be joining us for the second half of the conference (Atlanta, Miami, Washington and NYC.)

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/53 Marco Tabini 2009-07-31T09:48:08-04:00

Your chance of taking part in the fall's best conference series for as little as $99 ends tonight!

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/52 Marco Tabini 2009-07-31T09:39:43-04:00

The latest webcast in our free summer series will take place today at 1PM ET.

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/51 Marco Tabini 2009-07-28T10:32:29-04:00

Friday's webcast, hosted by Matthew Weier O'Phinney, was one of our most popular yet—and if you missed it, you can now watch it for free directly from our site. 

http://phparch.com/main/news/view/35 Cal Evans 2009-07-27T11:33:29-04:00

Having a fully functional and highly automated DTAP working environment is a developers dream. There are problems though, not the least of which is that it can be expensive to implement.