Currently, the PHP project actively supports PHP 7.2 and PHP 7.3. The security support for PHP 7.1 ends in December 2019. Now is the time to prepare for this year’s PHP 7.4 and plan for next year’s PHP 8.
After watching this talk led by Sebastian Bergmann, you will learn everything you need to know about PHP 7.4 and how to keep up with PHP’s development so that you will not be surprised, at least not in a bad way, when PHP 7.4 and PHP 8 come out.
Sebastian Bergmann has believed in Open Source from day one. He has a university degree in computer science, and has created the industry-leading testing tool PHPUnit, which has played a vital role in professionalizing software development with PHP. He shares his comprehensive experiences in publications and at conferences. As Co-Founder and Principal Consultant of The PHP Consulting Company (thePHP.cc), Sebastian helps his clients to develop software successfully. In his free time, he works on PHPUnit, likes board games, and really enjoys making fancy ice cream.
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