All news in one place
A focused PHP news aggregator for developers who want community blog posts, package releases, security guidance, XML updates, internals notes, and open-source event coverage in one place.
Planet PHP brings together technical writing from PHP practitioners, package maintainers, magazine editors, framework authors, and open-source community members. The feed is designed for quick scanning: each entry highlights the source, topic, publication time, and a short editorial summary so readers can decide what is worth opening.
Follow PHP developers, consultants, maintainers, and community writers without visiting dozens of separate websites each day.
Surface PEAR, PECL, XML, and PHP package updates alongside the articles that explain why the changes matter.
Track practical posts about filtering input, escaping output, browser behavior, spam prevention, deployment, and PHP runtime decisions.
The feed covers evergreen PHP development themes as well as archived community discussions that show how web development practices evolved.
A sharp look at browser user-agent strings, why they became so messy, and why they still matter for web developers.
A transparent note on production costs, shipping, and making a specialist PHP magazine more accessible to readers.
A short community note from the early invite era of Gmail, preserved here as part of the feed archive.
A longer critique of comment spam, PageRank incentives, and the early debate around the nofollow attribute.
A security-focused clarification on tainted input, trusted session data, and practical PHP application safeguards.
Notes on improved XML error handling support for PHP 5.1, with internal libxml errors and patch updates.
A community event note covering open-source workshops, presentations, demos, and eZ publish sessions in Switzerland.
A practical note on XMLReader entering the standard PHP distribution, with links to docs, slides, and source.
A packaging note about Debian's PHP build flags and the implications of enabling Zend Thread Safety for SAPIs.
The mirrored entry keeps the original feed behavior intact while making the duplicate source easier to scan.
Quick answers for search visitors and returning readers who want to understand what the feed includes and how to follow updates.
Planet PHP is a curated news and blog aggregator for the PHP ecosystem. It collects community posts, technical articles, release notes, and open-source updates into one readable stream.
The feed is useful for PHP developers, backend engineers, maintainers, technical leads, and learners who want to follow PHP community conversations without checking many separate blogs.
Common topics include PHP security, PEAR and PECL releases, package management, XML processing, browser behavior, open-source events, publishing, and practical web development patterns.
Yes. Planet PHP provides RSS, RDF, and Atom feed links so readers can subscribe from their preferred feed reader or developer dashboard.