This blog post is not related to the actual code of Phalcon, but to the process of updating our documentation and notifying our Discord server of the build status. We have blogged in the past that we have switched our documentation to a static site, utilizing Jekyll on the Netlify platform. The build process starts aut…

The Phalcon Team is happy to announce the release of v4.0.0 Alpha 3! Github Tag

We are happy to announce that we have released Phalcon 3.4.3.

As with any open source project, developers usually don't have the time to keep up with everything that is going on. As such, some things are missed that could potentially help developers. Phalcon is no different, and despite the fact that we have a very "observant" community, we thought we would outline a few things t…

The first community hangout of 2019 was awesome and super fun! We are really happy to interact with the community and offer news, vision and problems we are facing in the Phalcon ecosystem.

Time flies when you are having fun! It seems that our previous hangout was just yesterday...

This success story has been submitted by our community member Ruud (ruudboon).

Phalcon is a framework that differs from the rest. Developers cannot update the framework using tools like composer with one command. Instead the extension needs to be recompiled with each new update. Some people find this a problem and a nuisance. Others, like us, find it entertaining! We have just launched a new vers…

The Phalcon Team is happy to announce the release of v4.0.0 Alpha 2! Github Tag

For Phalcon v4 we wanted to enhance our documentation and make it as thorough and precise as possible. Admittedly our documentation has been lacking a lot of content, with features not being well documented, being incorrect or not documented at all. Along with that, we had a lot of broken links that were already indexe…