Community events are the lifeblood of the PHP ecosystem and how we build trust in an ever-changing world. We are very happy to announce the launch of the Community Events Coalition SIG to help keep these crucial pieces of our community thriving. thephp.foundation/blog/2026/…#php#phpc
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If you missed our first PHP Foundation Community Hour, the kind folks at @phparch have already edited and posted the recording! 🤯🧡
Join @elizabethn and @mattstauffer as they chat about the different ways to contribute to PHP. Listen here: thephpf.simplecast.com/episo…
So instead, we're pointing interested folks to the Foundation channel on the PHPC Discord. If PQC readiness in PHP is on your mind, this is the place to come talk about it. We'd genuinely like to hear where you think the priorities are.
The Strategy Document we posted earlier this year laid out plans for a Cryptography Special Interest Group. This SIG was meant to be a space to discuss post-quantum cryptography readiness and what it means for the future of PHP.
You may know Daniel Scherzer as RM for PHP 8.5, the Veteran RM for PHP 8.6, or for his other work contributing to PHP. We are happy to announce that he is now joining The PHP Foundation Ecosystem Security Team! #php#ecosystemsecurityteam 👉 thephp.foundation/blog/2026/…
Don't forget to join us tomorrow for the first PHP Foundation Community Hour! We will be talking to Matt Stauffer about the contribution opportunities that exist in PHP. 🙌 phparch.com/php-foundation-c…
Thanks to our friends at PHP Architect for providing the technical support!
Digital sovereignty is written in PHP. 🐘 Germany's €108M federal CMS migration, 770 EU Commission sites, 300,000 users on Nextcloud. Sebastian Bergmann looks at PHP in the public sector and offers 3 procurement changes that could close the funding gap.
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As @pronskiy's term on The PHP Foundation Board comes to an end, he is replaced by the wonderful @brendt_gd. Welcome Brent! 🚀 And thank you for your years of dedication and commitment to The PHP Foundation, Roman! ❤️🐘
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Join us for The PHP Foundation Community Hour, an interactive podcast that helps you understand how you can contribute to the PHP ecosystem! Shout-out to @phparch for providing the infrastructure, platform, and technical support. 🧡 thephp.foundation/blog/2026/…#php#phpcommunity
A maintainer who receives a security vulnerability report might feel overwhelmed, anxious, and uncertain about what steps should be taken. Our Ecosystem Security Team published a guide today on exactly what to do next. By Sebastian Bergmann: thephp.foundation/blog/2026/…#phpsecurity
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This is a friendly reminder that if you have not yet completed the State of PHP Survey, you should do so. And you should tell your PHP friends and family to do so, too. I mean, look how excited these people are to be taking this! surveys.jetbrains.com/s3/php…#php#stateofphpsurvey
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Curious about the PHP Ambassador Program we started a few weeks ago? We posted a progress update on our blog today. Exciting things are happening and you can be a part of the movement! Read more: thephp.foundation/blog/2026/…#php#phpc#phpambassadors
We want to welcome a new member of The PHP Foundation Governing Board: Anne McCarthy from Automattic. Anne brings a balanced mix of thoughtful empathy and deep technical knowledge and will bring tremendous insight to the Board! thephp.foundation/blog/2026/…#php#automattic#wordpress