PHP 8.6 introduces Partial Function Application (PFA), a feature to create concise callables using placeholders for missing arguments.
Explains PHP's nine superglobal variables, their scopes, and how to use them for managing data in web applications.
Overview of new features in PHP 8.5, including the pipe operator, clone with, #[NoDiscard], and closure improvements.
Explores the concept of 'PHP Editions' inspired by Rust, proposing opt-in breaking changes as a way to modernize PHP while maintaining ecosystem stability.
A developer shares their wishlist for future PHP features, including PHP editions for opt-in breaking changes and interface default methods.
PHP 8.5 introduces new, standards-compliant URI and URL classes for consistent parsing, validation, and manipulation.
A tutorial on building a simple MVC framework from scratch using PHP and MySQL to understand the pattern's core concepts.
Practical examples of using PHP 8.5's pipe operator for cleaner code in tasks like data processing and API responses.
Explores the journey and technical details of PHP's compile-time generics RFC, from a blog series to a comprehensive book.
Announcing a new experimental gRPC extension for FrankenPHP, enabling high-performance gRPC servers using PHP, Go, or a mix of both.
Explains the differences between PHP's readonly properties and private(set) asymmetric visibility, discussing their use cases for creating immutable data objects.
Debugging a memory exhaustion error in Symfony caused by Doctrine metadata during serialization, with a lightweight serializer solution.
A developer reflects on using PHP 8.4's property hooks for a year, explaining their benefits and practical applications in code.
Explains the new pipe operator in PHP 8.5, showing how it simplifies chaining operations and improves code readability.
A guide to PHP's data types, including integers, strings, arrays, and objects, with examples and explanations of loose typing.
Explains the technical differences between cookies and sessions in web development, with PHP code examples.
Explains the proposed pipe operator (|>) for PHP 8.5, its background, and its impact on developer workflows and code readability.
FrankenPHP 1.5 and 1.6 introduce major features like thread autoscaling, mostly static binaries, and new packages for improved performance and usability.
Explores the security risks of self-replicating PHP code (quines), detailing how their underlying patterns can lead to vulnerabilities.
Explains Tempest framework's 'discovery' feature, which automatically scans and configures code without manual setup.
