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[...] group of PHP experts dedicated to promoting secure programming practices within the PHP community. Members of the PHPSC seek to educate PHP developers about security through a variety of [...]

[...] Today the PHP community have are already ten PSRs (PHP Standard Recommendations), five accepted, four drafts and one [...]

[...] Links collected from the PHP Community : problems importing large files in php5-fpm and nginx – and solution to that You should [...]

[...] Links collected from the PHP Community : Use a GitHub Branch as a Composer Dependency It’s the Booze Talking #6 – APIs [...]

Links collected from the PHP Community : PHP, PDO & HP Vertica FluentDOM 5 New Oracle Technology Network PHP Forum URL Introducing InvoiceNinj [...]

Links collected from the PHP Community : How To Make Microsoft Word Documents with PHP Apache httpd server 2.4.10 and PHP-FPM 5.6 in Fedora 21 Fixe [...]

Links collected from the PHP Community : Fractal: a Practical Walkthrough PHP 7 Features and Release Date My First Month at ShootProof Is your cod [...]

Links collected from the PHP Community : Signing Project Releases Goodbye LAMP Stack? Interview with Michael Babker Enjoy ! [...]

[...] , as its name indicates you can find out inside what an expert should know to deploy his/her PHP applications. The book cover how to build a competent development environment using Vagrant, how to [...]

[...] submissions and HTTP requests. The third chapter titled “Databases and SQL” as most PHP applications use databases and it’s very easy to fall into one of these “vulnerabilities”. The [...]

[...] Magallanes is a deployment tool for PHP applications and written in PHP, also known as MagePHP. Very simple to use and manage but very powerful [...]

[...] .” And when asked about how PSRs are contributing to the maturity of PHP frameworks and PHP applications in general, Matthew told us : tools like Composer largely exists because of the very [...]

[...] Which PHP Frameworks do you actually use, like, and/or suggest ?!... [...]

[...] After php|tek 2009, a number of PHP Frameworks developers launched a new initiative: PHP-FIG, the PHP Frameworks Interoperability Group. The [...]

[...] similar to the PHP-FIG. The PHP-FIG itself is already somehow contributing in making PHP frameworks and applications more secure, but it’s not its main purpose. The idea behind the PHPSC [...]

[...] , North Africa and Arab countries in general, I'm happy to announce the arabic edition of PHP Magazine Network phpmagazinearabic.net.... [...]

[...] Last week I made a lot of new discoveries about PHP Magazine Network. For example I realized for the first time that you are more than 15K subscribers overall [...]

[...] We wanted to welcome the new year with a new look of PHP Magazine Network after a very long hibernation. The new magazine relaunched in one single magazine instead [...]

[...] back soon on CakePHP with more details once the 3.0 will be ready for prime time. PHP Magazine Network asked Matthew Weier O’Phinney, Zend Framework Lead, about PSR-7 and why do PHP [...]

TweetLinks collected from the PHP Community : Book Review: The Grumpy Programmer’s PHPUnit Cookbook Composer: an update on require-dev On Taming Rep [...]

TweetLinks collected from the PHP Community : Confoo: Testing, Performance, Metrics and APIs Bottleneck Analysis Slides from Confoo On predictable PHP [...]

Links collected from the PHP Community : Behavior Driven Development PHP Innovation Award Winner of 2012 – Lately in PHP podcast episode 33 PHP 5.5. [...]

Links collected from the PHP Community : How To Test Legacy Applications Mocking with Phake Always Return Something Enjoy ! [...]

[...] experimented with Node and Go over the last two weeks, I can’t help but think that most PHP developers and sysadmins would be better off either sticking with official PHP, because it’s much easier [...]

[...] with very well explained samples. The chapter seven is the most interesting one to most PHP developers, which is Authentication and Authorization. The chapter covered brute force attacks, password [...]

[...] secure programming practices within the PHP community. Members of the PHPSC seek to educate PHP developers about security through a variety of resources, including documentation, tools, and standards. [...]

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[...] Up Jenkins on Amazon Linux for PHP Testing The Future of PHP 7 Is Bright – Lately in PHP podcast episode 49 The fastest way to EventListener in Symfony2 Check Your Code’s Quality with SensioLabs [...]

[...] PHP Community : Behavior Driven Development PHP Innovation Award Winner of 2012 – Lately in PHP podcast episode 33 PHP 5.5.0alpha6 released Writing Intentionally Bad Code ... [...]