php[architect] magazine has announced the release of the latest issue for June 2017: Secure By Design:

In this issue, focused on security and secure development, articles include:

• Analyzing for security in "Nuclear Powered Software Security" by Chris Riley.
• Mark Niebergall surveys the "Cybersecurity State of the Union".
• "Make your site anonymous via Tor in The Digital Speakeasy: Secure and Anonymous Access to Your Website" by Dustin Younse.
• "High performance data exchanges using Googles Protocol Buffers" by Christopher Mancini.

There's also the usual set of columns returning this month covering topics like image manipulation, burnout and spurring community involvement. If you're interested in the magazine but want a "try before you buy", check out the free article for this month (the "State of the Union"). If you enjoy the article or just want to pick up a copy of the issue to call your own, you can order a print or digital copy directly from the php[architect] site.

php[architect] magazine has published their latest edition - the June 2016 issue, Decoupled by Design.

The June 2016 issue of php[architect] magazine is now available! Less tightly coupled code is easier to debug and re-use. This month we look at techniques to decouple different aspects of your code: including using asynchronous & distributed workers, transducers, middleware, and secure web services.

The issue includes articles like:

• "Security Architecture: Securing your Web Services, Part Two" (Edward Barnard)
• "The Middleware Awakens" (Ian Littman)
• "MySQL’s JSON Data Type" (Dave Stokes)

...as well as several of the usual columns sharing community and professional development tips. If you're not a subscriber and want a sampling of the content, be sure to check out the free article for this month covering video manipulation with FFmpeg. You can also pick up a subscription directly from the php[architect] site if you want to read more.