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December 2014 php[architect] magazine launched
The final issues of 2014 is out! Our theme this month in “Taming Content” with features on WordPress, Drupal, and ProcessWire. Also read about PHP tricks, Queues with Laravel, the SoundCloud API, and Community News! Check out the full magazine details page for more details, Download the Advanced Custom Fields article for free to sample […]
php[world] Conference: Five Amazing Keynotes…
We are excited to announce today the amazing keynote speakers that we have lined up for our php[world] conference this November. We’ve worked hard to find the best speakers and talks that cover the breadth of the PHP experience. We want php[world] to be a conference that pulls together all the different fragmented communities of […]
Envato: Future of WordPress
Natasha Postolovski over at the Envato blog has a thorough look at the future of WordPress.
2011 php|tek Webcast Series
Once again, we bring you the php|tek Webcast Series. For the past few conferences, we’ve put together a sampling of interesting sessions, hot projects, and sharp people from around the community to talk on topics that have piqued their interest.
WordPress 404 Plugin built on Bing Wrapper
One of the things I’ve always hated about WordPress is the stock 404 error message. Out of the box, WordPress just tells users “I’m sorry, I can’t find what you are looking for.” Granted it is better than the stock Apache 404 page but it isn’t much more helpful. This post talks about a new WordPress plugin that utilizes the Bing Search Wrapper to display a more helpful 404 page.
Webcast: Making PHP faster on IIS
In this session Mark Brown and Ruslan Yakushev will talk about the work being done at Microsoft to increase the performance of PHP applications on Windows and IIS.
The 2010 CMS Expo Roundup
CMS Expo, held annually, is a conference that brings together representatives from prominent Open Source CMS systems along with domain experts and even some proprietary tool vendors.
Podcast #2010-04: Technosailor Moon
It’s another fun-filled episode of our beloved podcast, and this week’s guest is noted WordPress expert Aaron Brazell, who talks communities, book writing and conferences with your humble hosts.
Mullenweg: WordPress.com's data “secure,” downtime was nework-related
Nothing to see here—quite literally—except a broken network router and 5.5 million page impressions gone the way of the dodo.
