Black Friday Sale
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sale php[architect] is getting in the spirit with a Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale. Are you looking for the perfect gift for that PHP lover in your life? Want to find that special holiday gift that they won’t expect? (Or do you just want to treat yourself to something?) From 11/28 […]
Build a VM for Drupal 8 with Vagrant
At this year’s php[world] hackathon, I spent my time getting a Vagrant machine configured to run Drupal 8. I know there are other options, like Acquia’s own Dev Desktop, or even Zend Server. However, I like using Vagrant to run my LAMP stacks, especially on OS X. I’ve never been able to easily run xAMP […]
November 2014 php[architect] magazine launched
It’s that time of month again and the latest edition of our PHP technical journal is out! This one comes in at a whopping 72 pages crammed full of information about PHP environments. Zend Engine, running PHP on Firefox OS, creating PHP within of JavaScript, Symfony, Laravel and much more! Check out the full magazine […]
PHP Foundations for Drupal 8 in-person training
Get ready for Drupal 8! Learn modern PHP best practices in our two-day, in-person course near Washington D.C. The Drupal community is embracing improvements and best practices from the wider PHP ecosystem. If you work with Drupal, you’ll want to be prepared. PHP Foundations for Drupal will guide you through modern practices for programming with […]
Partnering with BlackMesh for php[world] Conference
We are excited to announce that BlackMesh is the Conference Partner of our php[world] conference this November 10-14th in Washington D.C. This conference is focusing on bridging the gap between various communities to not only share experiences but to learn what the future holds for PHP as a language. The five-day conference will bring together […]
Why you MUST Upgrade to Drupal 7.32, now.
It’s time to update your Drupal sites! Oscar takes a look at the critical SQL Injection vulnerability found in the project to understand what went wrong.
Iterators, ArrayAccess, & Countable – Oh My!
Last weekend, I gave a talk on SPL Iterators and Interfaces at MadisonPHP. Beth Tucker Long, our previous Editor in Chief, is one of the main organizers and showed how much she’s contributed to php[tek] (and the planning for php[world]) by putting on a truly excellent regional conference. It was great to see some of the other speakers I’d […]