
The podcast your mother warned you about. The ramblings of a few overworked PHP Developers. Here, we talk about the highs and lows of running a small business and development shop, from the mundane day-to-day coding projects to the thrilling discoveries of new solutions. Not only that, but we also discuss the latest trends in the tech world and geek culture so you can stay up to date with the ever... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 401 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureTechnology | ||||

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• PHP[TEK] 2025 - May 20th to 22nd, 2025
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I’ve been listening for months and it’s one of few podcasts that I always keep up on. The show is always entertaining and informative. Highly recommend for any PHP developer.
I listened to this show for months before even realized who these guys are.
They kickoff the show with a bang and don’t do much of any introductions. They are realists, down to the point, and also so causal about the topic at hand.
Great show!
Entertaining, casual and often funny weekly podcast around the life of PHP devs. Have learned alot from the discussions so far and enjoy the friendly banter. Highly recommended!
Nice guys to listen to. Fun subjects ranging from PHP and programming to crypto and just life itself. Also keep up the doom-and-gloom section. 👌😊
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This podcast offers a candid and humorous exploration of the lives of PHP developers, capturing the challenges and triumphs of running a small business in the tech industry. Episodes often revolve around a mix of personal anecdotes, technical discussions, and insights into the coding world, touching on current trends, best practices, and community dynamics. The hosts engage listeners with lighthearted banter while addressing substantial topics such as API integration, software development, and community contributions. The blend of humor and information surrounding PHP and tech culture makes it appealing for developers and tech enthusiasts alike, providing not just entertainment but also valuable takeaways for listeners looking to stay infor... more
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