Ian Barber's Blog: Book Review: Expert PHP 5 Tools
Ian Barber has posted a book review to his blog today covering the Packt Publishing book Expert PHP5 Tools from Dirk Merkel. [It] is a tour through a variety of processes and systems that the author...
View Articlephp|architect: The state of PHP 5.3 support
On the php|architect blog today Giorgio Sironi takes a look at the state of PHP 5.3 support both on the developer and on the server side and how well it's being adopted. PHP 5.3 introduced namespaces...
View ArticlePHPBuilder.com: Three Advanced Object-Oriented PHP Features You Need to Know
On PHPBuilder.com there's a new article on OOP in PHP applications, specifically some of the things that PHP5 has to offer you if you're not using it to its fullest potential. I'll introduce you to...
View ArticleAndrew Nacin's Blog: On PHP
Andrew Nacin, one of the core developers of WordPress, has a recent post to his blog about the current state of PHP and how that relates to WordPress' backwards compatibility support of PHP4. I've...
View ArticlePHP.net: PHP versions 5.2.15 and 5.3.4 Released!
Yesterday saw the release of the two latest versions of PHP in both the 5.2.x and 5.3.x series - 5.2.15 and 5.3.4. Here's a bit from each release announcement. For 5.2.15: The PHP development team...
View ArticleQuery7.com: Book Review: PHP5 CMS Framework Development
New from Query7.com today there's a book review of a release from Packt Publishing titled "PHP5 CMS Framework Development" covering the creation of a custom CMS system from the ground up. PHP5 CMS...
View ArticlePHPEverywhere: Moving to PHP 5.3
On PHPEverywhere John Lim has posted some of his experiences in his migration up from PHP 5.2 to version 5.3 for his site, including code issues and how he upgraded. Now that PHP 5.2 is at the end of...
View ArticleTechZinger Blog: Fat-Free Framework for PHP
On the TechZinger blog today there's a new post looking at the Fat-Free PHP framework and some of their opinions on it and the features it offers. Even though I am pretty proud of my efforts, late...
View ArticleHowToForge.com: Installing Cherokee With PHP5 And MySQL Support On Ubuntu 11.04
On the HowToForge.com site there's a new tutorial stepping you through the process of getting Cherokee+PHP+MySQL working on an Ubuntu linux installation. Cherokee is a very fast, flexible and easy to...
View ArticlePHPBuilder.com: Implementing User Defined Interfaces in PHP 5
On PHPBuilder.com today there's a new tutorial that talks about creating interfaces in PHP and how to use them to effectively structure your application. Starting with PHP 5 the object model was...
View ArticleEngine Yard Blog: Celebrating 10 Years of PHP 5.0.0
On the Engine Yard blog Davey Shafik has a new post celebrating ten years of PHP 5 as of July 13th, 2014: Ten years ago yesterday on July 13th 2004, PHP 5.0.0 was unleashed onto the world. Bringing...
View ArticleHalls of Valhalla: From PHP 5 to 7
On the "Halls of Valhalla" site there's a new post the tries to explain the jump from PHP5 to PHP7 and what all that means for the language (and community around it). Since around 2005 we've heard...
View ArticleHHVM Blog: Wikipedia on HHVM
In a new post to the HHVM blog, Brett Simmers looks at the recent announcement from Wikipedia and how they made the switch to HHVM and the impact it made. If you've been watching our GitHub wiki,...
View ArticleTony Marston: Please do not break our language
Tony Marston has posted a plea to the core developers of the PHP language when it comes to some of the changes happening with constructors in classes: "please do not break our language." This post is...
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