We are happy to announce that we have released Phalcon 3.4.0.

This is going to be the last major release in the 3.x series. We will continue bug fixes and release some minor releases in the future, but we are now going to concentrate fully on version 4.0.

We are happy to announce that we have released Phalcon 3.3.2.

This release contained some bug fixes.

It has been a while since we last posted an update regarding Phalcon. We apologize for this. As you all know this is an open source project and all of us in the community contribute using our free time and enthusiasm for the project. However sometimes, other tasks need more immediate attention such as work and family.

We are happy to announce that Phalcon 3.3.1 has been released, addressing some bugs.

The release tag can be found here: 3.3.1

The Phalcon Team wishes all of our friends, contributors, developers and users of the framework a Merry Christmas!. We hope that the new year will bring health and happiness to you and your loved ones!

As a small gift for this holiday/celebration, we are releasing Phalcon 3.3.0.

Back in 2013, we began an effort to include Phalcon with cPanel as a module, so that users of cPanel can install the module effortlessly. We had a rocky start but in the end there was a custom module created and users of cPanel could enable it easily.

We are releasing Phalcon 3.2.3 today, addressing several bugs.

We are releasing Phalcon 3.2.2 today, addressing several bugs.

Often we get queries/requests on how someone can help with the documentation, and how they can set up the docs application on their local machine so as to see changes immediately on their screen before issuing a pull request with their changes.

This blog post outlines how to set up our docs app and how you can help with the documentation effort.