Traits in PHP 8.3: New Features But Still a Bad Concept
Traits were added earlier to PHP and got updated in different versions of PHP 8. Read why traits are still a bad concept and should avoided.
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Readonly Classes in PHP: A Useful Addition to Readonly Properties
Readonly classes were added to PHP with version 8.2 as an addition to readonly properties. In this article I outline their advantages.
fsync Unlocked: PHP & Advanced Memory Synchronization
fsync confirms any modifications to a file to the operating system. In this blog, I address the usage in PHP & draw attention to edge cases.
Laminas Framework Series: Getting Started with Mezzio
Get an in-depth look at how to set up Mezzio development projects and a deep dive into the project structure.
What's new in PHP 8.3
Upcoming PHP 8.3 version release this month with select features for end users. Overview in my latest PHP blog series.
Laravel Experience: The Unfinalize Package
Learn why Laravel may not be an ideal framework for your projects & discover how the Unfinalize package has further impacted its efficiency.
Laminas Framework Series: Middleware in Mezzio and MVC
The post addresses the difference between MVC and the middleware approach of Mezzio (formerly Expressive) in Laminas, formerly known as Zend.
Laminas Framework Series: Background and Basics
Dive deep into the Laminas Framework with a focus on Mezzio. Explore its background, connection to the Linux Foundation & core components.
PHP 8: Making the Choice Between "switch" and "match"
PHP 8 brought an innovative feature - the match expression. It is an effective counterpart to switch. Let's explore their distinctions.
Embracing Immutability: The Theory Behind Readonly Classes
As code bases grow, maintainability & predictability is getting more a key strategy. Read here more about immutability & readonly classes.