July 2014 php[architect] Magazine Released – Navigating the Business
The July issue is ready to download! In this issue, we focus on ways you can navigate the business side of working with PHP. Jordan Tway gives advice on how to sell yourself via a polished resume and interview skills. Benjamin Greenaway looks at the place of PHP in startups. In Education Station, Matthew Setter explores […]
Sending HTML Emails with Drupal 7, Webform, and Mandrill
Learn about the modules to install and configure to enable Drupal 7 to send HTML emails with Mandrill, a transactional email service. We’ll also show you how to change the default Webform email template to send submissions as HTML.
Envato: Future of WordPress
Natasha Postolovski over at the Envato blog has a thorough look at the future of WordPress.
Announcing php[world] – A New Conference
We are excited to bring you a brand new conference in the Washington, DC area. Having run our php[tek] conference for many years now (and other conferences as well). We felt it was time to start another one. But this conference has a different mission behind it. Our php[tek] conference is known as the definitive […]
May 2014 php[architect] Magazine Released – Making a Difference
Our May issue is now available. While it’s easy to focus on our own needs and tasks, in this issue, we look at how you Make a Difference and bank some karma too. Joe Devon introduces us to Global Accessibility Awareness Day and stresses the importance of building accessibility into our sites and apps. Erika […]
Security Update: Heartbleed Vulnerability
By now you have heard about the Heartbleed vulnerability that exists in recent versions of OpenSSL – the technology used to protect web and other network connections from prying eyes. You can read up on details of this vulnerability at http://heartbleed.com We at php[architect] consider our customer’s security of utmost importance. We’ve verified our systems to […]