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Phil Sturgeon has a new post to his blog about what he sees 2012 as being for the PHP community - the year of cloud hosting with all of the platform-as-a-service companies that have started up over the last year.

If you've been looking for an open source project to get involved with and have thought about one of the many PHP frameworks out there as a viable option, you should take a look at Phil Sturgeon's guide to getting involved with CodeIgniter and some of the recent major changes the project's seen.

Phil Sturgeon has made a new post to his blog today introducing the framework he and a few other developers have been working up - FuelPHP, a PHP 5.3 framework.

Phil Sturgeon, one of those selected to a spot in the Engineer group of the CodeIgniter Reactor community branch, has posted a few thoughts of his own about the moves EllisLab has made and the reaction from the community he's seen.

Phil Sturgeon wants to remind CodeIgniter developers out there that pacakges are not the same as modules (packages are a feature in the upcoming CodeIgniter version 2.0).

Phil Sturgeon has posted a new tutorial over on the NETTUTS.com site about working with REST services in CodeIgniter.

He shows both sides of things - using REST services and making them.

Inspired by Twitto, Phil Sturgeon has create his own tweetable framework to try to "one-up" Fabien Potencier's version.

Those using CodeIgniter on a PHP 5.3 installation might have noticed some error messages related to the datetime handling when you use related functions.

Phil Sturgeon has a solution for you to get rid of those pesky messages.

Phil Sturgeon has posted a fun little script CodeIgniter users can use to connect their application with Prowl.

In this new post to his blog today Phil Sturgeon takes on some of the rumors that have been floating around about a version 2.0 of the CodeIgniter framework.