Hey there, PHP enthusiasts and tech leaders! It's that time of the year again when everyone's crunching numbers and deciding on budgets. We've got an opportunity for you to make a real impact on the PHP ecosystem. Let's dive in.
Don't need convincing? Sponsor us now!
We just opened applications for PHP core language contributors: The PHP Foundation application form for 2025 is now open.
Here's the deal: the more sponsors we get, the more ambitious we can be with our plans. At a minimum, we finance maintenance and security support, but with more funding, we can continue high-reaching projects.
Your sponsorship could help us:
And if we get enough sponsors, we might even venture into some experimental territory. Your support could lead to the next big breakthrough in PHP development.
“To achieve exceptional performance and simplify application deployment, FrankenPHP pushes the PHP engine to its limits and uses it in atypical ways (ZTS, musl libc, specific timeout management...).
This would not be possible without the excellent work done by the PHP Foundation's team: they correct the problems we report, continuously improve performance and make the engine always more generic and modular, which not only enables us to innovate in FrankenPHP, but also benefits the entire ecosystem by making PHP faster and more reliable.
By sponsoring the foundation, you're investing in the future of PHP!”
PHP is turning 30 in 2025, and we're planning a special celebration! By sponsoring the PHP Foundation, you'll be front and center for this milestone year. Here's what we've got cooking:
Imagine your company being visible as a part of this historic moment. Pretty cool, right?
You might be wondering, "Why should I sponsor the PHP Foundation?" Let us list some of the reasons:
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