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These sound like useful improvements, especially the new getter/setter syntax and scalar type hinting. However, what I'd really like to see in next PHP would b
by bergie 14y ago
These sound like useful improvements, especially the new getter/setter syntax and scalar type hinting.
However, what I'd really like to see in next PHP would be the Composer dependency manager bundled in, a bit like Node.js nowadays ships with NPM. This has really brought a new world of cross-project code sharing into PHP:
http://packagist.org/ http://packagist.org/
I wrote a blog post on why this is important for improving the state of PHP:
http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/composer_solves_the_php_code-sharing_problem/ http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/composer_solves_the_php_code-shari...
- ircmaxell 14y agoI think composer is a bit too young to introduce into the language. Perhaps it will prove out to be robust, but I'd wait a little while before introducing it to core...
- wink 14y agoWhen you look at people complaining at the deprecation of 5.1 and 5.2, I'd rather not have any userland code shipped.