advent calendar

This year's PHP Advent calendar has finished up and if you haven't gotten a chance to check out some of the great content in this year's edition, be sure to take a look at the full list.

It incudes topics like:

Over on the Mayflower blog, the group has set up their own series of "advent calendar" posts on a wide range of topics. Here's their list (updated as new items are posted):

This year some folks at Mayflower decided to make an advent calendar with a daily blog post, and today was my turn to write.

So here's One-click Deployment (with Jenkins).
Comments are welcome over there or via twitter to @anderiasch

And here we are, 2011, excitement in the air and all that jazz! It’s looking to be a great year ahead of myself and my company (echolibre).

I’ll be speaking at a few conferences this year such as PHP Tek and writing articles for various magazines and online publications – I already have 2 slated for PHP Architect and as a bonus I will be publishing my old PHP Architect articles and columns to this blog in the coming days :-)

In case you missed it, several members of the PHP community have banded together for this year's PHP Advent "calendar" articles.

With today being the 25th, all of the posts have been made and there's tons of great content you don't want to miss out on like:

In the spirit of several others on the web this holiday season, Stoyan Stefanov has started up his own advent calendar.

He's already posted several articles in the series including:

Last week, we wrote about 24ways, an advent calendar for web geeks.

Stefan Koopmanschap has posted about some major recent advancements with Symfony framework:

So here we are right in the down period between Christmas and the start of the New Year.

Few big releases or new developments come out at this time of the year, so it's a good time to either enjoy time offline or.. to get reading some insightful articles we wouldn't normally have time for!

If you read Ruby Inside in 2006, you might remember our 2006 Ruby Advent Calendar.