Deploy and Release your Applications with Phing
In a previous article on PHPMaster, you gained a basic understanding of Phing. In this article, you’ll use that knowledge to write your own boilerplate build file, which can be customized and reused in your real-world applications.
Giving Your First PHP Presentation
It’s public speaking time and you’re the next one up! In this article, you’ll learn why presenting PHP can be beneficial, who can present PHP-related topics (hint: it’s not just the experts!), and what you can do to make your presentation stand out when you deliver.
Maintaining your Server with Command Line PHP
Maintaining your Server with Command Line PHP
When maintaining a server, you need to know how to write scripts and small programs to automate tasks. Two of the biggest advantages of using PHP to write scripts are: you’re already familiar with the language, and you gain the ability to reuse any code from your previous PHP projects.
An Intro to Virtual Proxies, Part 1
One of the most appealing facets of polymorphism is that it’s applicable in a wide variety of situations. Moreover, while the ability to switch out concrete implementations is a fundamental object-oriented pillar, its use is limited when involving domain objects. In this first piece of a two-part series on virtual proxies, I’ll be showcasing their use case, and later digging deeper into their complexities.
Translating WordPress Themes and Plugins
WordPress itself is translated into many languages, but this is not the case with themes, plugins, and other front-end customizations. All theme and plugin developers are responsible for adding translation support for their work.. This article will show you how to translate any WordPress theme or plugin by using internationalization and localization methods.





