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Laravel 9 is Now Released!
Laravel 9 is now released and includes many new features, including a minimum PHP v8.0 version, controller route groups, a refreshed default Ignition error page, Laravel Scout database engine, Symfony mailer integration, Flysystem 3.x, Improved Eloquent accessors/mutators, and many more features.
PHP 8.1 is released!
php8.1 is here! What's your favourite new feature?
Laravel 8.58 Released
The Laravel team released 8.58 with a updateOrFail() Eloquent method, two new validation rules, and the latest changes in the v8.x branch.
Laravel 9 Release Date
Laravel 9 will be released in January of 2022!
2021 PHP Landscape Report
Top PHP Technologies, Strategies, and Trends
What's new in PHP8
A year in the making, PHP 8.0 has been released, sporting new functionality that offers more power with less code.
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A suite of professional development tools for a range of languages and technologies
PHP 8 Alpha available
The PHP team is pleased to announce the first testing release of PHP 8.0.0, Alpha 1.
Laravel 7.15 Released
The Laravel team released v7.15.0 with a withToken() test helper, a new model method to define relationships between models outside of a class definition
PHP is 25 years old today!
Rasmus Lerdorf Announcing the Personal Home Page Tools (PHP Tools) version 1.0.
The 2018 Top Programming Languages
Python extends its lead, and Assembly enters the Top Ten
What Is Clean Code?
Thoughts on what clean code is, why it's important, and how to learn to write clean code.
The state of PHP in 2017
What are PHP developers doing and what are they worried about? Taking the results of our recent Developer Pulse survey, this infographic pulls out the statistics, trends, and lessons of over 1200 PHP developers to help understand where we are today and what 2017 will bring.
10 PHP Frameworks For Developers
We carefully handpicked 10 popular PHP frameworks that can best facilitate and streamline the process of backend web development.
JavaScript: 2016 in Review
2016 has been a monumental, bizarre, and somewhat jubilant/terrifying year depending on your outlook. To concentrate on JavaScript alone may seem inconsequential compared to other events, but it’s a huge part of every web developer’s working life.