The ZFort Group blog has posted their latest PHP Digest for March 1st - 25th, 2018: Digest #15.

A tool for quick smoke testing, a PHP parser in PHP, a cool extension for PhpStorm, an object graph visualizer, a library for implementing Event Sourcing in PHP apps, the lightweight in-memory message queue, and more. This digest seems to be really informative. Keep on reading!

Included in this list are topics like:

• News about the PHP language and releases
• PHP internals changes (moving towards PHP 7.3)
• Links to various interesting and useful tools
• Links to other tutorials, articles and updates from various projects.

The projects in that last item include Laravel, Zend Framework, Drupal and Symfony. Check out the full post for the full content.

The Sound of Symfony podcast, with hosts Magnus Nordlander and Tobias Nyholm, has released their latest episode today - Episode #15: Live from Barcelona.

In another of our conference specials, Tobias, Magnus and Ryan is live from Symfony Catalunya 2016 in Barcelona. We talk about the conference, and, trying make the most of being around some of the experts in the community, we talk to Marc Morera and Michael Cullum about building local PHP communities.

You can listen to this latest episode either using the in-page audio player or by downloading the audio file directly. If you enjoy the show be sure to also follow them on Twitter and subscribe to their feed for more information on when the latest episodes are released.

The Free the Geek podcast, with host Matthew Setter, has posted their latest episode featuring another interview with a member of the PHP community - Episode #15: Talking Sunshine PHP, Project Estimates, and Conferences with Adam Culp.

In this episode I chat with Adam Culp, founder of the Sunshine PHP, in sunny south Florida, about starting and running conferences, project estimates, and being professional developers.

In our fireside chat we start off by having a lively discussion about how Sunshine PHP got started. Adam shares what inspired him to kick off a conference in sunny Florida, as well as how you can do it too. He provides a number of tips, suggestions, and insights as to what it takes.

We then chat, at length, about one of his personal bugbears, thumb-suck time estimates for software projects. This is some seriously quality advice for any developer, regardless of where you are in your career. If you're not good at estimates, or have been burned by working with people who aren't, you won't want to miss this.

You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3 for listening at your leisure. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed (either RSS or iTunes) to get the latest shows as they're released.

The latest episode of the Full Stack Radio podcast, episode #15, features a focus on Behat (the PHP BDD testing tool) and an interview with its creator Konstantin Kudryashov, aka everzet.

In this episode, Adam talks to Konstantin Kudryashov, creator of Behat and BDD Practice Manager at Inviqa. Konstantin and Adam talk about the schools of TDD, how to use test doubles effectively, and common challenges people face when trying to learn TDD.

They talk about several other subjects besides just BDD too including the book "Test Driven Development: By Example" and Ian Cooper's talk "TDD: Where did it all go wrong?". You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page audio player or by grabbing the mp3. If you like the episode and want to hear more, be sure to subscribe to their feed too!

That Podcast, hosted by PHP community members Beau Simensen and Dave Marshall, has released their latest episode: Episode 15: The first one where we follow-up on our goals for 2015.

Beau and Dave discuss Beau's recent trip to PHP Benelux, That Podcast Merchandise, our progress with our newly formed habits for 2015, fitness, finances, writing, reading, Superbowl and family things.

Topics (and people) mentioned in this latest episode include:

• @coderabbi
• Beau's "Decorating Applications with Stack" talk from #phpbnl15
• Test Data Builders
• Working Effectively with Unit Tests
• in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3 of the show. Be sure to subscribe to their feed too if you enjoy the show!

In the latest episode of the Loosely Coupled podcast, Episode #15: Mental Health in the Tech Industry, hosts Jeff Carouth and Matt Frost talk about mental health issues, their own personal experiences with it and some of the work that's being done to help and address it in the industry.

In this episode, Jeff and Matt discuss mental health, a very important and very personal topic. There is a lot of great work being done right now in our industry to bring awareness to issues of mental health including > prompt by EngineYard, Open Sourcing Mental Illness by Ed Finkler, and #HackTheStigma, among others. This discussion talks about our thoughts on the topic in general as well as gets into personal experiences.

You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page player or by downloading the mp3 directly. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed to get the latest shows as they're released.

The "Three Devs and a Maybe" podcast has released its latest episode, Episode 15 - Web Application Security - Part 1. Listen in as hosts Lewis Cains and Edd Mann talk about secure web development.

With another two man crew this week we decided to make a start our discussion on all things Web Security. Directed at PHP developers, we go over the top five security risks compiled by OWASP (The Open Web Application Security Project).

Topics discussed include the OWASP Top 10 project, Cross-site scripting attacks, secure session management tips and the use of HTML purifier. You can listen to this latest episode by downloading it directly from the episode's page.

The PHP Town Hall podcast has released their latest episode today - Episode 15, "The Joomla Framework and the Ongoing History of PSR-4". This time they've made both the audio and the video available (it was recorded live via Google Hangout).

The wonderfully handsome Don Gilbert joins us on our new YouTube Channel for our first live-recording of PHP Town Hall! He's been working on the Joomla Framework to get it up to scratch with modern standards ready for a Joomla CMS rewrite, much in the same way that EllisLab pulled CodeIgniter out of ExpressionEngine...except for the standards bit, because they didn't exist and PHP developers were too busy clubbing each other to death over tabs v spaces.

You can listen to this latest podcast in a few different ways - either watching the video from YouTube, downloading the mp3 directly or you can use the in-page players for either. If you like the podcast, be sure to subscribe to their feed too.