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

Keith Casey, Cal Evans and Brian Moon talk about how dealnews.com handles DevOps and manages 10-15 code rolls a day. (yes, a day!)

Have you been frustrated by the lack of materials to help you prepare for the Zend Framework exam? In this article, I share some tips that helped me get ready and pass the test.

You may wondering what all the Internet Explorer 9 hubbub coming from Redmond is about. We’ve got some answers for you.

A new advisory warns that a lack of entropy is making session hijacking easier, but only under certain circumstances. Core developer Ilia Alshanetsky gives us the straight dope.

If you work with PHP in a Windows environment, you don’t want to miss Ruslan Yakushev and Mark Brown as they talk about what Microsoft is doing to make PHP run faster on Windows and with IIS in this week’s webcast, “Making PHP faster on IIS”

If you happen to have picked up a brand new iPad over the Easter weekend, you may be wondering just how well your copies of php|architect will display on it. The answer is… just great! The iPad has a wonderful built-in PDF reader and the beautiful designs of that our layout team puts together every […]

So you need a new developer in your team… Fed up of unworthy candidates turning up to the interviews? Tired of not knowing which other stones to turn? Finding your ideal player might sometimes feel like an impossible task, but here are some tips that will bring your search to a happier end.

A potential security issue in the Dojo Toolkit has brought to the public two new releases of Zend Framework, along with 80 bugfixes for the PHP components.

“To be, or not to be: that is the question:” is the memorable quote from Shakespeare’s Hamlet played in the 1600s. Programmers, today, have a similar dilemma.

When should a programming framework be used?