PHP - Programming language war, does it matter
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The document discusses advancements in PHP, specifically highlighting the benefits of PHP 7, including features like scalar type hints, return type declarations, and anonymous classes. It emphasizes PHP's ease of use, strong community support, and the extensive ecosystem of frameworks and libraries. Additionally, it addresses the job market for PHP and other programming languages, concluding that PHP is a viable choice for developers.
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- 3. We all know what PHP looks like
- 7. PHP 7: What’s New?
- 8. PHP 7: Performance According to Zend
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- 10. 1. Scalar Type Hints
- 11. 2. Return Type Declaration
- 12. 3. Combined Comparison Operator (spaceship) PHP 5 PHP 7
- 13. 4. Null Coalesce Operator (??) PHP 5 PHP 7
- 14. 5. Anonymous Class Creates an object of a class without defining the class.
- 15. 5. Anonymous Class PHP 5 PHP 7
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- 17. Best use case
- 18. Best use case (ecommerce) Data: https://trends.builtwith.com/shop
- 19. Best Use Case
- 21. Frameworks
- 22. COMPOSER
- 23. COMPOSER
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- 26. Collaboration • CakePHP Plugins - A directory of CakePHP plugins. • Symfony Components - The components that make Symfony. • Zend Framework 2 Components - The components that make Zend Framework.
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- 32. Job Market Data: Stackoverflow hiring trends 2017
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- 34. Job Market Data: Indeed Trends
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