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php|architect Announces the First Annual Impact Awards

by · March 31, 2011

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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.

 

php|architect encourages you to join us in helping the victims of the tragedy in Japan

by · March 14, 2011

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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.

 

Aspect Oriented Software Development and PHP

by · January 10, 2011

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Recently Matthew Weier O’Phinney, Supreme Allied Commander of Zend Framework, posted on his blog “Aspects, Filters, and Signals, Oh, My!” In it he references an article published in php|architect magazine. We dug the article up and give you a link to it for free.

 

The CodeWorks 2010 early-bird extended to October 4th

by · October 1, 2010

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By popular demand, we have extended the early-bird special for our upcoming CodeWorks tour until Monday, October 4th in order to give everybody an opportunity to sign up for one (or more!) of the tour stops for the low, low, low price of $75 (or even cheaper if you get in with groups of five […]

 

php|architect Summer eBook Contest Winners!

by · August 2, 2010

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Early last month, we sent out an email to customers of php|architect announcing a contest just for them. Participants had to look at last month’s cover and name the 9 websites represented on the visible cards. We want to thank everyone who played, we loved reading some of the responses we got and wish that there had been a prize for most inventive answer. 🙂

 

Enjoy a free article from our April 2010 issue!

by · April 28, 2010

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We are happy to announce the release of the April 2010 issue of php|architect, in which we cover PHP in the real world. In this issue you will also find our new JavaScript Corner column that lays down the foundation for more advanced subjects coming in the near future.

Bonus: wondering what the magazine looks like now that we’re electronic-only? Take a look at a free article, “Drupal Corner: Creating Custom Displays with Views”

 

Win a free ticket to TEK·X

by · April 8, 2010

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If you work with PHP in a Windows environment, you don’t want to miss Ruslan Yakushev and Mark Brown as they talk about what Microsoft is doing to make PHP run faster on Windows and with IIS in this week’s webcast, “Making PHP faster on IIS”

 

php|a now accessible from your iPad!

by · April 6, 2010

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If you happen to have picked up a brand new iPad over the Easter weekend, you may be wondering just how well your copies of php|architect will display on it. The answer is… just great! The iPad has a wonderful built-in PDF reader and the beautiful designs of that our layout team puts together every […]

 

Announcing the August 2009 issue of php|architect

by · August 28, 2009

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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.

 

Announcing the July 2009 issue of php|architect

by · July 21, 2009

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This month’s issue will focus on the future of PHP—we cover hot topics that will shape what’s yet to come in our favorite language. We have articles on Unit Testing, Integration, Custom Extensions and the Yii PHP framework.