Despite often being criticized (it feels like there are more complaints than cat videos online), PHP remains one of the most widely used server-si...
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The good old days are behind us, and PHP has truly evolved. It’s still a popular choice, but it’s been joined by Laravel, which has helped to keep PHP relevant and growing in popularity.
If PHP had built async await that would be a game changer
Might beat their competitors 🫣
I would love to see async wait in PHP in the next released
I wouldn't use any of those tools; I'd use ddev personally.
I didn't even realise that existed and ended up trying to roll my own PHP-in-docker myself. This looks so much nicer than what I did. PHPStorm integration as well. This is impressive and definitely going on the list of essentials tools, thank you for introducing it!
Hardly can I imagine building something new with php… it’s a language of ancient times and now used to maintain those ancient code bases of mammoths still running because “why to rebuild if it works”. Really, how can it be compared to something like go or rust in terms of performance or security?
Is there a truly good IDE for PHP ? Like intelliJ for Java, VisualStudio for .net or VSCode for TypeScript ?
PHPStorm
Having worked sometime with PHP, I prefer other languages to it for a simple reason.
PHP syntax is comparatively a lot more verbose,
$prefixed variables,->as the composition operator etc.PHP developers are used to dealing with jokes about being bad developers, but thankfully, this has changed recently.
It needs a good reference manual.
Or dummies guide
Too bad this is a servbay ad.
The first clue for me was talking about frameworks, and listing development setups.