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PHP-ML is a fresh approach to Machine Learning in PHP. Algorithms, Cross Validation, Preprocessing, Feature Extraction and much more in one library. The library support : Association rule learning, Classification, Regression,...

On the Tumblr engineering blog a post about PHP 7 at Tumblr, and how the migration from PHP5 to PHP7 boosted the performance of Tumblr. The project started as a Hackday...

James Solomon, programmer at Spotify, announced the launch of the new Spotify Artists website powered by PHP 7, Symfony framework 3.1, and Contentful content management system. https://twitter.com/solomonjames/status/793825948801970177 Spotify Symfony Revenues are up 8.1%,...

The CakePHP core team announced today the immediate availability of CakePHP 3.0 with lots of new features and improvements. Almost one year after announcing the first 3.0 preview release, followed by...

You will be surprised if you notice the number of School Management systems available today over the internet, and more specifically written in PHP. You will be not only surprised by...

After php|tek 2009, a number of PHP Frameworks developers launched a new initiative: PHP-FIG, the PHP Frameworks Interoperability Group. The idea is to  have projects representative members in the PHPFIG talk...

You should be familiar with PHP projects written in plain PHP, or in C++, but what about a parser for the PHP programming language written in Go! ? Kind of crazy...

Thousands of PHP freelancing jobs are posted daily over the internet and in Freelancer.com specifically.  PHP projects represent the largest part of Freelancer.com business, the reason why it’s considered as the...

CiviCRM is a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution that could be easily integrated with the CMS of your choice such as Drupal, Joomla, or Wordpress. It's specifically designed for the needs...

As we have previously announced, Wikipedia migrated its platform to HHVM and we have found some interesting details on their experience posted by Ori Livneh in a Wikimedia blog post. Today...