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I share the same doubts…
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JIT in PHP
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Code can be improved from a visual point of view
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Everything starts with trust, of course. We've proven ourselves in several large projects and within our open source community before. The client knows that. There's never any estimate of "so much hours will be spent in total
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With https://excalidraw.com/ Believe me: a whole new world will open once you've discovered it.
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It took several hours of individual research, watching talks, reading blog posts; and took several pair-programming sessions of several hours over the span of four weeks to come up with a solution we liked. We informed our client that this
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Combining event sourcing and stateful systems
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New in PHP 7.4
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Website Carbon Calculator: How is your website impacting the planet?
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Lego ISS
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PHP in 2020
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Where a Curly Bracket Belongs
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Preload Benchmarks in PHP 7.4
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Arrow Functions in PHP
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PHP 7.4 Is Released
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Laravel beyond CRUD: a blog series about managing larger Laravel projects
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A Letter to the PHP Team
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Preloading in PHP 7.4
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I think that the biggest win with this feature, is not that PHP will do more runtime type checks, but that the syntax is valid. The past years we've seen several static analysers become more and more popular in the PHP community. Tools
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Typed Properties in PHP 7.4
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Things dependency injection is not about
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A complete list of new features, changes and deprecations can be found here: https://stitcher.io/blog/new-in-php-74
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PHP 7.4 beta 1 is released
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Preloading in PHP 7.4
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A Programmer's Cognitive Load
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I appreciate you sharing this. The goal of my post was not to convince people to "switch to PHP right now", but rather to tell them you can do pretty cool things with it, and that it's actually fun to work in.
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For what it's worth, here's the source code of one of my personal side projects, written in PHP and Laravel: https://github.com/brendt/aggregate.stitcher.io
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> its defenders should focus on actually showing what modern PHP code looks like This is one of my personal side projects, written in PHP and Laravel: https://github.com/brendt/aggregate.stitcher.io Here's a li
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You're absolutely right. I think it's fair to say that I was closing in on a burnout, which made me think irrational. Like I said: I was lucky being able to switch jobs, and re-discover my passion for programming
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PHP in 2019
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