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Developers like yourself that participe in this initiative can also win nice prizes like the original PHP elePHPant to be delivered to your address if you win the award.
You may also have the option to personalize it with a logo of your own choice like your PHP User Group, your own PHP project or some other logo that makes to use to personalize the elePHPant.
Read this article or watch the video in the article with a preview of this initiative to learn more details and how you can participate.
In this article you will learn about:
What is the PHP Development Master Award?
What Do You Need to Do to Participate in the Award?
What Can You Earn for Participating in the PHP Development Master Award?
When the PHP Development Master Award Will Start?
Where can I see the PHP Development Award Winners Ranking?
What Can You do if You Have Questions about the Award?
What is the PHP Development Master Award?
The PHP Development Master Award is a new initiative that is being launched now with the purpose of providing more recognition to all PHP developers that write great tutorials about the PHP packages of classes that you or others publish in the PHP Classes site.
What Do You Need to Do to Participate in the Award?
You just need to submit packages of classes of objects that you have written in PHP.
Then you need to submit blog articles that are tutorials that teach other developers on what they need to do to benefit from those package features.
After you submit the articles, they will reviewed by the PHP Classes site moderation, so it can be improved in formatting or go through fixes if they are necessary.
Then the site will publish the articles and you can see the viewer statistics grow as more people come and read the article.
Watch this video to learn more about how the award works.
What Can You Earn for Participating in the PHP Development Master Award?
You can earn much more exposure to your packages of PHP classes that you publish in your site because everybody wants to learn more about ready to use solutions to solve their development problems.
Once you publish a tutorial blog post, the PHP Classes site sends a special newsletter to tell many thousands of PHP developers that your tutorial is available.
If they are interested in your article subject, they come to the site and read it. If they like the solution, they will access the package code or download it. This makes your package user count increase and you can raise in the rankings and in reputation that the PHP Classes site can show to everybody.
The most popular package blog post articles that you can publish in the site, can make you get more viewers and you raise in the ranking of the PHP Development Master Award.
The top most viewed tutorial blog post articles will feature in the PHP Development Master Award ranking.
The top most viewed tutorial article authors may earn prizes from sponsors of the award.
For now, you can earn an official PHP elePHPant plush to be delivered to your house like this one below.
When the PHP Development Master Award Will Start?
The PHP Development Master Award already started. All package tutorial article blog posts published in the PHP Classes site already qualify to feature in the award rankings.
If you publish an article now, you will already be participating in the award and can already qualify to earn prizes after the PHP Classes site processes the article viewing statistics.
This article statistics processing happen in the beginning of every month. In the future we may process the statistics once a day, so you can see they current number of viewers.
For now go ahead and start publishing your PHP packages going to the Contribute page. Then go to the package pages and click on the Blog link to post your package tutorial article.
Where can I see the PHP Development Award Winners Ranking?
Just go in the PHP Development Master Award page and then click on the link to Winners page.
What Can You do if You Have Questions about the Award?
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