Greetings everyone, In this edition of PHP Annotated, read about the top PHP news from the year so far. These include PHP 8.0.1 and other releases, fibers for async PHP, Enums, first native attributes, and other proposals for PHP 8.1. And as usual, we’ve got a load of articles, tools, videos, and streams, carefully selected for you. (more…)

Greetings everyone, I hope you are all ready for September’s installment of PHP Annotated! In it, we have the additional PHP 8 beta 4 release, the PHP community’s momentum with the generics discussion in Internals, and the Community Synergy Initiative. There are some interesting releases like Laravel 8, Composer 2.0 RC 1, and PoC for PHP support for GraalVM. And as usual, we’ve got a load of useful articles, tools, videos, and podcasts for you too. (more…)

Greetings everyone, Please welcome the August installment of PHP Annotated! (more…)

In the latest episode of PhpStorm tips with Christoph Rumpel, you can learn about three tools that will improve your Laravel experience in PhpStorm. Christoph already has more videos planned where he will share his development tips and tricks. Be sure to subscribe to the JetBrains YouTube channel so you don’t miss them. (more…)

Greetings everyone, Please welcome the June edition of PHP Annotated! (more…)

Greetings everyone, This April edition of PHP Annotated overviews 10 new RFCs from PHP Internals, Composer 2.0 alpha, and other releases, as well as articles on Laravel and Symfony, best practices, useful tools, videos, and podcasts. (more…)

Greetings everyone, We’re pleased to present the March edition of PHP Annotated. It includes 4 new RFCs from PHP Internals, including Attributes v2 and a PHP language evolution proposal. It also covers Laravel 7, CodeIgniter 4, and other releases, as well as articles on Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, podcasts, and plenty of other exciting posts! (more…)

Greetings everyone, It’s time for the February edition of PHP Annotated! This edition includes 4 new RFCs from PHP Internals and research results on Generics in PHP. We also cover PHPUnit 9 and other releases, articles on Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, podcasts, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, It’s time for 2020's first edition of PHP Annotated! This edition includes 4 new RFCs from PHP Internals and a few interesting updates for PHP 8 in pull-requests. We'll catch up on the fresh releases from the end of 2019: Codeception 4.0, Phalcon 4.0, CakePHP 4.0. We’ve also got articles on Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, podcasts, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, It’s time for our December edition of PHP Annotated! Read about the latest releases PHP 7.4, Symfony 4.4 and 5.0, Xdebug 2.9, news from PHP Internals, articles on Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, podcasts, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, It’s time for our November edition of PHP Annotated! Get the latest on PHP 7.4.0 RC 5, Xdebug 2.8.0, a critical vulnerability in PHP-FPM, and news from PHP Internals. There are also links for Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, podcasts, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, It’s time for our October edition of PHP Annotated! Get the latest on PHP 7.4.0 RC 3, GitHub dependency graph support for PHP, upgrading PSR standards, RFCs from PHP Internals, and the Coordinating PHP project. We’ll share links for Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, podcasts, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, It’s time for our September edition of PHP Annotated! Get the latest on PHP 7.4.0 RC 1, Laravel 6, Monolog 2, and other releases. There are loads of insights from PHP Internals, including Union Types RFC, plus we'll share links for Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, podcasts, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, In our August edition of PHP Annotated, read about the future of PHP. Is it P++ or PHP2020? Get the latest on PHP 7.4.0 beta 2, Slim 4, and other releases. We cover Laracon US, as well as share other links for Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, In our July's edition of PHP Annotated, you can read about the latest on the PHP 7.4.0 alpha 3 release, ReactPHP 1.0 LTS, new proposals from PHP Internals, such as the Strict operators directive, as well as links for Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, Please welcome the June edition of PHP Annotated Monthly, with all the latest news and notable materials from the world of PHP. Read all about the PHP 7.4.0 alpha 1 release, Doctrine company, new and accepted proposals from PHP Internals, Laravel, Symfony, useful tools, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, Please welcome the May edition of PHP Annotated Monthly. Inside we have all the latest news and material from the world of PHP. Read all about the PHP updates, Codeception, WordPress, and other releases. PHP 7.4 is shaping up with a few new RFC proposals accepted including arrow functions, Zend Framework becomes Laminas, news from Laravel, Yii, and Symfony, some async PHP stuff, useful tools, and a whole lot more! (more…)

Greetings everyone, Welcome to the March edition of PHP Annotated Monthly, with all the latest news and notable materials from the world of PHP. In today's issue read all about the PHP updates, and 5 new and 3 accepted RFCs from PHP Internals. There is also news from Laravel, Symfony, some async PHP stuff, useful tools, and a whole lot more! (more…)

PhpStorm 2019.1 EAP build 191.5849.26 is now available! This build delivers support for debugging Laravel 5.8 Blade templates, improvements and fixes for PHP, and all the fresh updates from the WebStorm team and IntelliJ Platform! You can download it on the website or via JetBrains Toolbox App. Or, if you have the previous PhpStorm 2019.1 EAP build installed, you will soon get a notification in the IDE about a patch update. (more…)

Lots of PHP developers create their applications using Laravel, a free, open source PHP web application framework. It is built on top of several Symfony components, and provides a development framework that makes common tasks such as authentication, routing, sessions and caching much easier to implement. Last summer, we introduced support for Blade, the template language used by Laravel. Support for artisan, the command line tool for Laravel developers, is baked into PhpStorm as well. Using the Laravel plugin and the Laravel IDE helper, we can further extend PhpStorm's support for Laravel a