Matthew is a veteran PHP programmer and a visible member of the PHP community.He has a new job, a new book and is speaking at TEK·X, life is good. Listen as we talk to Matthew about his session at TEK·X.

Our very own Cal Evans takes centre stage at our ongoing TEK·X webcast series this Friday. Come join us!

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.

Travis Swicegood is a Renaissance Man when it comes to programming and web technologies. He works with several different languages and technologies to get the job done. Travis is a published author and note speaker and we are pleased to have him with us at TEK·X this year.

Meet Jason Sweat. Jason is a speaker at TEK·X, a published author and all-around good guy. Listen as we talk with Jason about PHP and the talks he will give at TEK·X.

The first of the “Meet the speakers” series of posts is now available on tek.phparch.com. While the recording was a textbook case of fail-in-action, (my fault, not Jason’s) the transcript will give you some insight into who the Jason is and help you decide if you want to see his session at TEK·X. That is […]

Do you enjoy programming, puzzles and some friendly competition? If so, you may be interested in registering for this year’s Code Jam.

Zend has launched an affiliate program tailored specifically to PHP user groups. Giorgio Sironi takes a look at what the bargain consists, and what its intended targets think about it.

Is generating a PHP application to access a database a good development process?

Netsparker is an automated security scanner which promises the elimination of false positives. How does it achieve such a result?