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Greetings everyone! Welcome to the July installment of PHP Annotated, where we’ll catch up on the most interesting things that have happened in the PHP world over the last month, including curated news, articles, tools, and videos. (more…)

Greetings everyone! PHP 8.1 has reached the second beta and the list of changes has been finalized. The final piece left to decide on is the nullability of intersection types, which is being voted on right now. Meanwhile, PHP internals are already discussing features for the next release. Read on to learn about the first two RFCs for PHP 8.2, which is coming in 2022. As PHP 8.1 is going to have fibers, two popular async frameworks for PHP have agreed to join forces and work together on shared abstraction. You can read more about this news in the August edition of PHP Annotated. As usual, we

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 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…)