Zend Press Releases
One of the main challenges I used to have with hosting my site and applications on AWS, is file synchronization between the different instances when running my application. If it’s for PHP clusters that need media files available to all nodes or a simple admin UI, that also doesn’t run on front-end servers and must […]
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After 17 months of effort, hundreds of releases, tens of thousands of commits by hundreds of contributors, and millions of installs, we’re pleased to announce the immediate availability of Zend Framework 3. Zend Framework 3, along with recent releases of Zend Server 9 and Zend Studio 13.5, makes it easier for you to develop, debug, […]
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Initiated primarily by developers, the DevOps movement laid the groundwork for more comprehensive software delivery automation practices that gradually matured. Software can now be delivered at will, rather than at planned intervals, hence continuous delivery (CD). Adopting a continuous delivery methodology requires not only a change of mindset but a change of tools, standardization on […]
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In the not-so-distant past, the idea of running open source software (OSS) on the famously proprietary AS/400 was an anathema: not only was the idea technically unfeasible, it was also improbable from a business perspective. Few people would have been able to list three reasons why a customer would ever want such a thing. But […]
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ZendCon 2016 is shaping up to be the best PHP conference ever, bringing together the community and industry to create the single largest gathering of technical leaders and practitioners this year. While you see the value in attending, you may need some justification so below is a template letter you can copy and paste into […]
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