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1131. How PHP Developers Will be Able to Handle Better Undefined Properties in PHP 9.0

Updated on: 2023-01-25

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The PHP core developers recently approved a new request for a change to help PHP application developers to handle better mistakes in their code when they misspell the name of a class property in their code.

Read this short article to learn how this improves your process of detecting and fixing code that has mistakes so you can produce code of excellent quality as early as possible.


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1128. PHP Events Calendar of Meetings and Conferences for February 2023

Updated on: 2023-01-18

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Many PHP developers want to participate in events near where they live. However, in some cases, they are unaware of the events.

So now we are starting a test to evaluate if developers like yourself are interested in knowing about the events that will happen soon near your region, so you can prepare to participate in those events.

Read this short article to be aware of PHP events in February 2023, so you can consider participating and learn more to be a better PHP developer with other developers.

Here you can also find guidance on how to promote your future PHP event better with the help of the PHP Classes site.


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1127. Why Would You Want to Do a PHP Upgrade to Version 7.3 or 8.3 to Benefit from Better Security using the Improved SameSite Cookie Support

Updated on: 2023-01-17

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Newer PHP versions often provide improved security features. That is the case of the SameSite cookie support to help your site to be better protected against Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks.

Read this short article to learn more about CSRF attacks, SameSite cookies, and code examples of how to benefit from improvements done in PHP 7.3 and PHP 8.3 to quickly implement this option to protect better your sites from these attacks.

There are more modern ways to generate random strings. Read another article about the \Random\Randomizer class to learn more about modern ways to generate random values.


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1125. Why You Will Want to Upgrade to PHP 8.3 to Benefit from Better Random Value Generation

Updated on: 2023-01-11

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PHP 8.3 will introduce several new exciting features. One of those features is the improvements on the \Random\Randomizer class that was added in PHP 8.2.

PHP 8.3 will add more functions to generate random values for strings and floating-point numbers.

Please read this short article to learn more about the \Random\Randomize class functions and how you can use these functions in your PHP applications to make them more secure against possible attacks to current cryptography methods that in the future will be more vulnerable due to the availability of faster CPUs, including those that will use quantum computing.


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1124. Why Your PHP Code Will Benefit When You Upgrade to PHP 8.2 to Use Standalone Types for true, false and null

Updated on: 2023-01-10

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Another attractive new feature of PHP 8.2 is the possibility to treat true, false, and null as standalone types.

This PHP 8.2 feature helps PHP developers catch bugs earlier and improve their code quality in practice by allowing them to be more specific in the types returned by functions that may have to be of these three new types: true, false, and null.

Read this short article to learn more about this new PHP 8.2 possibility and how you can use it in practice in your PHP applications to improve their quality.


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1123. Why You Should Follow PHP Standards Recommendation 20 to Get the System Clock

Updated on: 2022-12-30

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The PHP Standards Recommendation (PSR) 20 specification was released recently to help developers use a common interface to get the system click date and time.

This is an important recommendation if you need to test PHP application code that can manipulate dates and times using the current system clock.

Read this short article to learn more about this PHP standards recommendation, see some code examples, and get a suggestion of when it will be good for you to follow this recommendation.


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1122. How PHP json_validate Function Will Improve The Validation of JSON Data in PHP 8.3

Updated on: 2022-12-28

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The development of PHP 8.3 is already going on. Several new features were proposed and accepted by the PHP core developers.

One of the planned features is the ability to implement a new function called json_validate that will allow PHP developers to implement a more efficient validation of JSON data structures.

Please read this short article to learn how the json_validation function will work so you can benefit from it in your PHP applications.


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1121. Why Would You Want to Do a PHP Upgrade to 8.2 Version to Benefit from ReadOnly Classes

Updated on: 2022-12-27

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PHP 8.2 was released on December 8. It provides several new features that PHP developers implement PHP applications with better quality. One of the new features is the read-only class.

Read this short article to learn more about reading-only classes' benefits.


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1048. PHP News Partnership Announced Between the PHP Classes Site and PHPMagazine.net for Our PHP Newsletter

Updated on: 2021-01-27

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The PHP Classes just established a partnership with the PHPMagazine.net site to lead the some of the latest more relevant news in the PHP community throughout the world.

Read this short announcement article, so you can understand what this means and what you gain from this collaboration initiative.


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843. Participate in the O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON 2019) with a Special Discount

Updated on: 2019-05-28

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O'Reilly is a long time partner of the PHP Classes site that organizes the Open Source Conference since many years ago.

Read this article to learn how you can participate attending many great talks with a nice discount or even getting free passes, and organizing meetups.


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