The use of environment variables is quickly becoming a staple for many PHP developers. It is a way through which configurations can be easily added to the development of applications with very little work or hassle.

We are excited to announce the release of Phalcon 2.0.6!

We are happy to announce that Phalcon 2.0.5 is released.

As part of our three to five weeks minor release schedule, we are excited to announce that Phalcon 2.0.4 has been released!

The following post explain our release process:

As part of our regular release schedule, we are happy to announce that Phalcon 2.0.3 has been released!

Phalcon 2.0 was launched a month ago. It is the new version of the fastest PHP framework, PhalconPHP. Now that some time has passed we'd like to talk about the differences between both versions, why you should upgrade to Phalcon 2.0, and why you should consider it as a development framework.

The development of Phalcon has been accelerated since we released 2.0.0. More and more contributors find Zephir very easy to understand and work with, and as a result it is time to release Phalcon 2.0.2. This version includes many features, bug fixes and improvements in terms of performance:

PhalconPHP has been quickly gaining popularity in the PHP community. Their different approach to how a PHP framework should be has garnered them as much followers as despisers. All in all we are convinced Phalcon is here to stay and it will have a much greater impact that most developers think in the near future.

Today we're releasing Phalcon 2.0.1, this version fixes bugs and adds new features in the 2.0 series, the following is the CHANGELOG: