• Preparing for PHP 8: New Features, Improvements, and Deprecations

    New major versions of PHP are years in the making, and generally only occur when significant engine changes are required to make new features or better performance possible. PHP 8 is no

  • PHP Landscape Report: 2022 Predictions and Trends

    In this webinar, join our PHP experts from Zend by Perforce as they discuss the key findings from our 2022 PHP Landscape Report and provide their insights into the modernization trends

  • Migrating from Zend Framework to Laminas

    Applications that use the Zend Framework runtime and components will continue to work. However, all new releases and features will occur in the Laminas Project. This means it’s time to

  • PHP Is Here to Stay: PHP 8 and Beyond

    In this webinar, Zend experts Mike Pavlak, Senior Solutions Engineer and IBM Power Champion and Matthew Weier O'Phinney, Product Manager discuss the future of PHP, and how you can

  • Are You Ready for PHP 7.4 End of Life?

    Worried about PHP 7.4 end of life? Get tips for how to protect your end of life PHP deployments while you prepare for migration in this on-demand webinar.

  • The Consequences of Building PHP In-House

    Considering building patched PHP in-house? Watch this on-demand webinar for insights on the hidden and not-so-hidden consequences that come with building your own PHP.

  • Exploring JIT Compilation in PHP 8

    One of the most anticipated features in PHP 8 is the new just in time (JIT) compiler, which adds the performance benefits of caching of compiled code to the traditionally interpreted

  • PHP Test Automation- Unit Tests and Fuzzing

    Speeding time to market is easier with effective continuous integration / continuous delivery (CI/CD) processes. PHP developers can improve their CI/CD workflows by testing small units

  • PHP Engine Security

    There is a lot of information about improving PHP application security, but how secure is the PHP engine?

  • Async Middleware

    Asynchronous web application development allows teams to offload slow processes in order to provide snappy responses to clients. But implementing asynchronous processes in PHP