Training price drop! Make your learning go farther for less.
php[architect] is excited to announce that we have restructured our training program to offer the PHP community more affordable online training without compromising our high standards of expert trainers and quality, up-to-date material. This means, for example, that our PHP Essentials class price has dropped from $750 to $450 for 19 hours of training with […]
FREE ElePHPant to the 100,000th Order
We here at php[architect] want to celebrate a big milestone – the 100,000th order – by giving away one of our very own ‘Archie’ elePHPants. The lucky person who makes order number 100,000 will be notified by email. We will also make the winner announcement here, so get your orders in soon as we are quickly […]
Training Day Offerings Published for php[world] 2015
We’ve just published our offerings for Training Day at our upcoming php[world] 2015 conference this fall. At the moment we are offering five great unique full day training experiences that you can enjoy (and more may be added later!) Currently we are offering: Web Security Training Chris Cornutt PHP in the Cloud Jeremy Lindblom Magento […]
June Issue on APIs, FREE download
That’s right—thanks to Nexmo, June’s issue on APIs is free of charge for the month! To download the free issue: If you already have a php[architect] account, then you already own it! We’ve given it to you already for free. Just log in and check your account page. If you are new to php[architect]—Welcome! Just […]
May 2015 php[architect] Issue Launched
“Hunting for Clues” is the theme title for this month’s issue. It focuses on automated testing and how it can help you hunt down bugs as they appear. In Michael Bodnarchuk’s Codeception: Testing for Human Beings he talks about integrating automated testing in your workflow. Xander Guzman discusses two testing and mocking libraries for PHP in Integrating […]
April 2015 php[architect] Magazine Launched
In this issue, we’ll look at how to make sure your application’s front end delights your users. Jordan Kasper concludes his two-part series on “Object Oriented Javascript” with a look at prototypical inheritance, and more. In “UX without the Process”, Marli Mesibov shares tips on how everyone can improve the User Experience (UX) when working […]
March 2015 php[architect] Magazine Launched
Because databases store the data our applications, they need proper care and feeding too. In “DB Migrations”, David Berube shares what he’s learned to properly design your databases, Harrie Verveer looks at “Database Versioning with Liquibase”, and Patrick Schwisow shows you how to consolidate Doctrine Migrations that have gotten unwieldly. Also inside Julien Pauli continues his […]
php[tek] 2015 Tickets are Selling Quickly!
Make sure that you don’t delay – we are going to have to set a max attendance this year at php[tek] so that we all fit! We’ve announced some amazing keynotes, a schedule full of awesome talks and many more announcements to come. Check out http://tek.phparch.com/ to read more and pick up your tickets today! […]
Expanding our In-Person Training Offerings
We are looking to expand our Training Program by adding additional in-person courses. We want to bring our training live to you, but we need help knowing what you want! If you could give us a few minutes of your time to take the following survey, it would greatly help us understand your training needs. […]









