At the last WebTech meeting in #Bonn was a very interesting talk about ReactPHP with many fascinating examples for Streams, Redis, SSE, Websocket, etc. Pushing the limits of #PHP

#^Pushing the limits of PHP (WebEngAc19)
by Christian Lück on Speaker Deck

Good article about #PHP development in general.

#^Help! My tests stopped working.

Sebastian Bergmann provides guidance on how to avoid frustration when upgrading to a new major version of PHPUnit.

#^PHP: PHP 7.1.0 Release Announcement

The #PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.1.0. This release is the first point release in the 7.x series.
PHP 7.1.0 comes with numerous improvements and new features such as
  * Nullable types
  * Void return type
  * Iterable pseudo-type
  * Class constant visiblity modifiers
  * Square bracket syntax for list() and the ability to specify keys in list()
  * Catching multiple exceptions types

Somehow it is quite irritating the huge difference between which #PHP version is still used and which PHP versions are still officially supported.

#^PHP minimum requirements for TYPO3 CMS 7

The next major version of TYPO3 CMS will be called 7 and will have PHP version 5.5 as its minimum PHP version. We consider this step vitally important to our new release strategy for several reasons.

Something to add to the cookbooks...

#^phpdbg | php debugger

phpdbg provides quick access to file contents with a listing facility, which understands what a method is ! Inspect and affect the environment after the execution of each opcode. Allow you to specify very precisely when to break execution. The power of PHP available to every command issued ! Detailed disassebmly enables precise debugging. Listing c...

#PHP #debug