At present, PHP8.2 has entered the RC stage, and the official version will be released in one month as planned. The resolution of PHP8.3 has already begun to advance. This article introduces a newly adopted resolution, which is also the first resolution of PHP8.3: built-in JSON validation function. This resolution was initiated on 2022-08-14 and […]
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Cphalcon is an open source web framework, as a C extension of the PHP language, it provides higher performance and lower resource consumption. Cphalcon v5.0.4 is officially released with the following updates: Fix Phalcon\Encryption\Security, consider workFactor in cost calculation #16153 Remove double deserialization during model caching #16035, #16131 Fix Phalcon\Db\Adapter \Pdo\Mysql::… #Cphalcon #v504 #released #extension
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The Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) has approved an upgrade of the PHP package for Fedora 38 to PHP 8.2. Like most software packages, Fedora Linux tends to always ship with the latest PHP version when released. This means that next spring, Fedora Linux 38 will provide PHP 8.2 for those who want to
Three branches of PHP have released new versions, namely 7.4.32, 8.0.24 & 8.1.11, and the updates are mainly to fix bugs and security issues. PHP 7.4.32 This release resolves the infinite recursion issue with specially constructed phar files and prevents conflicting variable names for the __Host/__Secure HTTP headers. All developers using PHP 7.4 series are
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Phalcon is an open-source web framework that provides high performance and low resource consumption as a C language extension to the PHP language. The Phalcon team started work on the v5 version at the end of May 2020. After two years, the v5.0 stable version was officially released. Changes Phalcon\\\\Logger\\\\Adapter\\\\Stream::process to open log files, check
The original text is a recent hot post from Hacker News: Inherited the worst code and tech team I’ve ever seen, what to do? The translation is reproduced from: https://v2ex.com/t/881625 I had to find a strategy to solve this development team’s problem, not directly manage the team. The status quo is as follows. This code
The first release candidate for PHP 8.2.0, RC 1, is now availablerelease, which brings various bug fixes, including possible crash fixes. The PHP CLI’s built-in web server also has various improvements to its handling of static resources. according tointroduceearly PHP 8.2 development releases included: Added support for defining constants in traits extension-specific Exceptions/Errors in Random
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In this release, the underlying construction code is optimized and a powerful feature is implemented (for me): Generate database migration code from database Usage What is the database migration tool ulthon_admin The standard installation process is to use the database migration tool For installation, he can not only install to the mysql database, but also
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