php[architect] magazine has officially released their November 2015 issue: New Horizons:

We’ve just published the November issue of php[architect] magazine. With the release of PHP7 scheduled for this month, we take a look into what new features the language has to offer.

In this issue, you’ll learn about PHP 7 changes including errors that now are Exceptions and Scalar Type Hinting, writing clear PHP. We also share how to use RabbitMQ to implement a service oriented architecture and have tips for running a PHP user group.

Also, learn how to assess exploit risk in our new Security Corner column, how to write a web scraper with Symfony, an interview with Nate Abele, and more.

They're also offering an article for free if you'd like to get a sampling of the quality of the magazine. You can pick up your copy, either print, digital or both, directly from the php[architect] website.

In this new post, the Atlanta PHP Users Group has a reminder of their latest meeting - tonight, January 5th at 7pm.

The January meeting takes a two-fold approach to start off the New Year. Leading off the meeting, Ben Ramsey will present a PHP "Year In Review" that will take a look at news and developments in the PHP community throughout the year 2005.

After the "Year In Review," we will have a presentation of Tips & Tricks. There will be no particular theme, and everyone is invited to present a tip/trick. Your presentation need not be long or formal (no slides needed), and we'll provide a computer/projector/white board.

If you plan on going to the meeting and presenting a tip/trick, comment on the post so they have a rough estimate. As always, the meeting will be held in the New Horizons Learning Center in Tucker, GA (and followed by a trip to the Mellow Mushroom).

In this new post, the Atlanta PHP Users Group has a reminder of their latest meeting - tonight, January 5th at 7pm.

The January meeting takes a two-fold approach to start off the New Year. Leading off the meeting, Ben Ramsey will present a PHP "Year In Review" that will take a look at news and developments in the PHP community throughout the year 2005.

After the "Year In Review," we will have a presentation of Tips & Tricks. There will be no particular theme, and everyone is invited to present a tip/trick. Your presentation need not be long or formal (no slides needed), and we'll provide a computer/projector/white board.

If you plan on going to the meeting and presenting a tip/trick, comment on the post so they have a rough estimate. As always, the meeting will be held in the New Horizons Learning Center in Tucker, GA (and followed by a trip to the Mellow Mushroom).