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I would see it as javascript's strict mode, and I think most devs would ok with a binary switch. The only fear I'd have is a lack of big entity committed to PH
by hrktb 7y ago
I would see it as javascript's strict mode, and I think most devs would ok with a binary switch.
The only fear I'd have is a lack of big entity committed to PHP. In the heydays there was Yahoo, facebook and other giant companies relying on PHP and guaranteeing that there would be enough man power to weather any type of changes. Now I wonder how many people are left to push through breaking changes and rewrite/modernize the libraries and the ecosystem.
- wvenable 7y agoPHP already has a strict mode as well. It's pretty hard to imagine every developer typing in a long block of compatibility switches at the top of every file and then the mental load of maintaining a code base with some of those on and off.