Brent • 1/17/2023

PHP in 2023

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This article examines the state of PHP in 2023, highlighting the progress of the PHP Foundation, its funding and contributions to the language's core. It details key new features introduced in PHP 8.2, such as readonly classes, a new randomizer, and improved type system additions, while reflecting on the language's ongoing transformation and ecosystem.

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