Containers can build your PHP objects for you, saving you time and trouble.

If you've done any object-oriented development in PHP, you've probably heard the term Dependency Injection. Still fuzzy on the concept? It's probably simpler than you think. Let's demystify it a bit.

Learn why bigger isn't always better.

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It’s a challenge that every web developer has faced: you’ve got a site running just how you like it, but it’s running on code and a database hosted on your local machine. Deployer's got you covered.

Express offers a data-first approach to concrete5 website development.

You've done it: you've taken your own personal utility, library, or web application and placed it on GitHub as free and open source software for all the world to see. What comes next is up to you.

With concrete5's new migration tools, you can upgrade legacy concrete5 sites to version 5.7.

It's taken me over a year, and forced multiple specific feature updates to Concrete5 – but I'm finally able to unveil the new andrewembler.com – which I hope will be a great showcase for how to blog with Concrete5.