We are constantly trying to enhance Phalcon, to make it a better framework using a completely new approach towards PHP frameworks. We are continuously adding new features and keeping the core stable and increasing performance as much as possible.

After a series of beta releases, Phalcon 1.1 is finally released!

Vökuró, is our new sample application to showcase the features of Phalcon. We implemented several features related to authorization, authentication and security. Some of these features have recently been introduced in the framework. This sample application provides a basic frontend and a backend where users/profiles/se…

In an effort to help developers with the installation of Phalcon, we have created a feature request with cPanel so that we can develop an installation script that would allow cPanel customers install the extension with literally one click.

After our successful 1.0 release, we continue improving Phalcon with our latest release 1.1.0 (beta). In this article, we're highlighting the most important features introduced:

In this tutorial, we're going to explain how to create a behavior for the Phalcon's ORM. Its goal is keep track of data changed by users on specific models. This behavior is often known as Blameable.

This tutorial is oriented to an intermediate/advanced audience. We'll explain how to create a custom model's initializer via annotations that can be easily modified/adapted to initialize collections, plugins, etc.

UPDATE: Although write Phalcon in Assembler may be challenging, we regret to inform you that this was our April Fools' joke, thanks for your great sense of humor! :)

Friends around the world, we're very proud and excited to announce that Phalcon 1.0 is ready for you!