Webinars

Asynchronous web application development allows teams to offload slow processes in order to provide snappy responses to clients. But implementing asynchronous processes in PHP applications can be complicated — especially when starting from scratch.

Nothing is faster than a frustrated user clicking away from a slow or unresponsive site. Avoid attrition by learning how to improve performance without having to rearchitect your applications.

Whether you’re considering migrating to PHP 7 or are already there, you need to know the specifics of how to keep your application running smoothly, efficiently, and with minimum downtime. Take these techniques proven by our customers to make your PHP 7 application shine.

Parliamo dello stato di PHP su IBM i

Providing positive digital experiences is more critical than ever. As more business processes are going digital, companies must rapidly scale their PHP-based websites and mobile services. This involves more than just managing sharp increases in traffic. To compete, organizations also need to speed time to market of new digital services that meet changing requirements.

In this webinar, Zend Senior Solutions Consultant, Erwin Earley, will take a look at many functions provided by Zend Server that make it easier to manage and optimize your PHP environment.

PHP continues to make a large and diverse impact on our world today as a key technology enabler for the modern web. In this webinar, Zeev Suraski focuses on the performance evolution of PHP and where we’re heading for the future of web development.

We are in the middle of a cycle of new innovation that has significant implications on application development. To boost competitiveness, developers should expect and prepare for big changes in how they approach projects over the next several years.

If you care about performance (and who doesn’t?), Zend Server and PHP 7 are a match made in heaven. In this webinar, Zeev explains the capabilities available in Zend Server that help optimize your applications and boost their performance.

Join Daryl Wood, senior software engineer and trainer, for a two-part webinar series discussing the best practices every development team should follow to ensure the security of their web applications.

With a year under its belt, the Laminas Project has taken impressive strides in adoption and maturity, with downloads now surpassing those of its predecessor, Zend Framework.

Zend Server for IBM i includes the PHP engine, which provides a comprehensive suite of capabilities for supporting and managing web-based applications.