I joined PHP when 7.3 was the "hot stuff", but coded more frequent with the release of 7.4. Seeing all these improvements over the last 2 years has really spoiled me and I'm a happy web developer now. My favourite new feature is named arguments. I think they improve code readability while giving a nice shortcut to that 4th argument that you don't want to initialize with a default value. I haven't used new in initializes yet, but it's something I'll keep in mind now. Thanks for this neat article!
Thanks, Anders. I am very glad that you liked the article.
named arguments are another real great feature that PHP is providing. They keep coming and coming. Enums, first class callables, read-only properties are other examples of features with great impact at day-to-day activities.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
I joined PHP when 7.3 was the "hot stuff", but coded more frequent with the release of 7.4. Seeing all these improvements over the last 2 years has really spoiled me and I'm a happy web developer now. My favourite new feature is named arguments. I think they improve code readability while giving a nice shortcut to that 4th argument that you don't want to initialize with a default value. I haven't used new in initializes yet, but it's something I'll keep in mind now. Thanks for this neat article!
Thanks, Anders. I am very glad that you liked the article.
named arguments are another real great feature that PHP is providing. They keep coming and coming. Enums, first class callables, read-only properties are other examples of features with great impact at day-to-day activities.