As Freek Van der Herten has mentioned in this post on his site the videos for all of the sessions at this year's PHP UK Conference have been released over on YouTube.

Sessions at this year's event included:

• Eli White - State of the PHP Community
• Derick Rethans - It's All About the Goto
• Gareth Ellis - Introduction to SOLID
• Adam Englander - Don't Lose Sleep, Secure Your REST
• Liam Wiltshire - Introduction to Application Scaling

...and many more. Be sure to check out the full playlist with 34 videos for lots of great speakers covering lots of great topics.

The PHP Roundtable podcast has posted their latest episode recorded live at the Lone Star PHP Conference that just happened in Dallas, Texas. In it host Sammy Powers is joined by a big cast of characters: Chris Tankersley, Anthony Ferrara, Jeremy Mikola, Elizabeth Smith, Daniel Cousineau, Magnus Nordlander and Jared Farrish.

We record live from Lone Star PHP 2016 in Dallas, TX. We discuss what DI Containers aren't, tradeoffs to making things easy, how to improve your dev skills, repercussions of depending on Composer, PHP 7.1 features and we give away a white Confoo elePHPant.

Unfortunately the internet connection at the venue wasn't great, so the video/audio quality is a bit lacking. You can still watch and listen to the episode through the in-page audio and video player or directly on YouTube. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter to get the latest updates when new shows are released (and when they're recording).

That Podcast, hosted by PHP community members Beau Simensen and Dave Marshall, has posted their latest episode. In Episode #23 they're in Manchester for the PHP North West 2015 conference along with several other members of the community around for the recording.

Beau and Dave get together again, this time at PHPNW 2015. We talk about testing, Laravel's awesome container, chatops and security and react, before touching on docker and otto. A big thanks to all who came to talk with us and sorry to listeners for all the clicks, pops, whistles and background noise!

Topics mentioned include speaking.io, the Full Stack Radio podcast, paircasts.com, the Facebook React devtools and several fellow PHP community members including Adam Wathan, Chris Hartjes and Ed Finkler. You can listen to this latest show either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3. If you enjoy the episode, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter to get the latest as future episodes are released.

The PHP Rountable podcast has posted their latest episode recorded live and looking at HHVM - Episode #31: Checking in with PHP & HHVM internals. In this episode host Sammy K Powers is joined by Julien Pauli, Sara Golemon, Bob Weinand and Nikita Popov.

We chatting with some PHP & HHVM internals folks to learn what's been going on in the world of internals.

You can watch this latest episode either through the in-page video player or directly over on YouTube. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed for information about their latest episodes as they're released. They're recorded live too, so be sure to also follow them on Twitter to find out where and when the next one will be recorded.

Davey Shafik has published a post about library he's created that's a sort of "recorder" for connections made with the Guzzle HTTP client - the Guzzle VCR.

A few days ago I pushed out a very small library to help with testing APIs using Guzzle: dshafik/guzzlehttp-vcr. [...] This is a simple middleware that records a request’s response the first time it’s made in a test, and then replays it in response to requests in subsequent runs.

The handler works by recording the responses from the API (ex: the JSON response data) and records them to files (again, JSON). A one-line call turns the "recording" on and points to a directory where the cached files should be stored. He shows how to use it in the constructor of your Guzzle client, setting it up as the "handler" for the requests. He also includes an example of a few unit tests that make use of the recording feature to check the response of a /test endpoint.

The Sound of Symfony podcast has released their latest episode today: Episode #6, The SymfonyCon Special. This episode was recorded at SymfonyCon Madrid 2014 that happened in Spain at the end of November.

In this episode we're all about SymfonyCon. So much so that we in fact recorded this episode at the SymfonyCon Hack day. As usual, we go over the news and community update, but the rest of the episode is focused on discussing the conference with our guests.

Among the topics discussed are things like:

• 100 new features in Symfony 2.6
• the Symfony Marketplace
• decisions on the PHP 7 Timeline

You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3. If you enjoy it, you can subscribe to their feed too.

php[architect], organizers of the annual php[tek] conference, have start to post the videos recorded at their 2014 event over on YouTube. Not all of the sessions are published yet, but there's a few to get you started if you missed the event (or just want a refresher):

• Mental Health Summit
• Tim Lytle - Adventures in Contract Development
• Elizabeth Smith - HHVM in 2014

Be sure to subscribe to the channel to be notified when new videos are added of the over forty sessions that happened during the event.

That Podcast has posted their latest episode today, a shorter add-on to their previous episode (#7): Episode 7.5, "The Short One in London".

Beau and Dave recap SymfonyLive London 2014 in their first live in person recording.

Topics mentioned in this episode include Mybuilder.com, Behat, Drupal and Game of Thrones (along with several members of the community). You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page player or by downloading the mp3 of the show. If you enjoy the show, check out others in their list and be sure to subscribe to their feed for the latest as they're released.

The /Dev/Hell podcast has released their latest episode (episode #46) they they recorded live at php[tek] this year in Chicago. Hosts Ed Finkler and Chris Hartjes spent one evening at the conference discussing various topics with feed back included from the live audience.

php[tek] was once again upon us, so we did our annual live show! Special guest Paul Reinheimer of WonderNetwork joins us for much frivolity!

Topics mentioned in this latest episode include CoPilot, XHProf/XHProfUI and French signage laws in Quebec. You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page player or by downloading the mp3. If you like what you hear, be sure to subscribe to their feed.

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.