Brent • 1/11/2022

PHP in 2022

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This article discusses the state of PHP in 2022, highlighting exciting new language features like enums, readonly properties, and 'new' in initializers from PHP 8.1. It also covers the significant progress in the static analysis community, including tools like PhpStorm adding generics support, and compares modern PHP syntax to older versions like PHP 5.6.

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