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What's the difference between CMS or framework for PHP applications? Our expert breaks down the answer, including key considerations and use cases for each.

PHP 8.4 introduces exciting changes to non-POST HTTP verbs, allowing for the specification of alternate variables to store the form data and file uploads in. Learn more from our PHP expert!

Configuring ZendHQ, PHP, and MariaDB on IBM i can deliver powerful results, including as an part of an IBM i disaster recovery plan. Our expert explains how.

Disaster can happen fast. Our experts explain considerations for building a backup and recovery plan, then outline how the new ZendHQ database expansion can assist in your recovery strategy.

Asymmetric visibility, new in PHP 8.4, will likely have an enormous impact on how PHP developers create data and message objects. Learn how to make the most of this feature in our step-by-step guide.

PHP 7.4 EOL is here, and teams need to support it or risk exposure to potentially devastating vulnerabilities. In this blog, our expert discusses how to prepare your apps for migration and options for long term support.

PHP and PostgreSQL are valuable tools for bringing data to the web. Follow along with this step-by-step expert guide to learn how to connect PHP and PostgreSQL.

Building PHP APIs can be a powerful way to manage interactions between the backend of your app and various clients. Use this expert guide to get started.

Using the most up-to-date Laravel version is critical for successful apps, but upgrades often involve new PHP requirements. Learn more from Zend PHP experts.

PHP 8.4 property hooks represent an exciting leap forward for PHP. Our expert walks through why property hooks matter and explains how to use them in your code.

Our expert offers an in-depth guide to integrating ZendPHP with PhpStorm, then discusses how ZendHQ provides a simplified approach compared to traditional IDEs.

Take the Zend 2025 PHP Landscape Survey today! It only takes 10 minutes to complete, and the questions cover topics ranging from PHP migration plans to security concerns and beyond.