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.

by Cal Evans · February 14, 2011

tek11 abstracts and speaker bios are now on-line.

by Marco Tabini · June 23, 2010

Participation in the open source community and projects can really give a boost to your career.

by Jordi Roura · June 8, 2010

A good way to measure the health of any given thing is to measure its activity (except bridges… I tend to get nervous when bridges start moving on their own). In this sense, PHP is very much alive and the community is showing it off with two fantastic events this fall that will light up Europe in a frenzy knowledge exchange and PHP-related festivities!

by Marco Tabini · May 4, 2010

Let’s take a look at the international speakers of 2010′s edition of the phpDay conference in Italy, and at the variety of covered topics.

by Carl Anderson · April 21, 2010

ZendCon 2010 may be a few months out, but it’s never too early to start thinking about submitting a proposal for a session. The ZendCon 2010 Call for Papers closes on May 6, 2010.

by Jordi Roura · April 5, 2010

So you need a new developer in your team… Fed up of unworthy candidates turning up to the interviews? Tired of not knowing which other stones to turn? Finding your ideal player might sometimes feel like an impossible task, but here are some tips that will bring your search to a happier end.

by Marco Tabini · February 27, 2010

Over at PHPWomen they are trying to improve diversity in open source projects. They have launched a new initiative to encourage (Open Source) projects that embrace diversity, and provide a welcoming and friendly atmosphere for contributors.