We’re soliciting case studies to include in the Zend Framework site, covering anything from use of individual components, to full-stack zend-mvc applications, to Apigility, to Expressive. from Tigo Source https://tinyletter.com/mwopzend/letters/zend-framework-community-news-for-the-week-of-2018-05-17
This week, we finished our PHP 7.2 support initiative, and wrote up a blog post detailing the process we used to do so: If you are using Zend Framework, Apigility, or Expressive, you’re a composer update away from using code that works on PHP 7.2! With Expressive 3 and PHP …
The big news since the last newsletter is the PHP 7.2 milestone. With Expressive 3 released, we were finally able to work on a rather important milestone: ensuring all components and modules work on PHP 7.2. from Tigo Source https://tinyletter.com/mwopzend/letters/zend-framework-community-news-for-the-week-of-2018-05-03
A month has snuck by without me noticing I’ve not dropped a newsletter; funny how a conference and a vacation can interrupt your schedule! When last I wrote, we’d just released Expressive 3. from Tigo Source https://tinyletter.com/mwopzend/letters/zend-framework-community-news-for-the-week-of-2018-04-19
The big news, of course, is the release of Expressive 3! This is a huge milestone for the project: a complete rewrite of the internals to support only PSR-15 middleware; move and extract code to existing and new components; add missing features such as sessions, flash messages, CSRF protection, from …
Chrome 65 adds support for the new CSS Paint API, which allows you to programmatically generate an image. You can use the Server Timing API to provide server performance timing information via HTTP headers, and the new CSS display: contents property can make boxes disappear! New in Chrome 65, with …
We’ve had the newsletter on hiatus the last few weeks as we’ve worked furiously on the Expressive 3 release. from Tigo Source https://tinyletter.com/mwopzend/letters/zend-framework-community-news-for-the-week-of-2018-03-01
Another week, another newsletter! This week was hampered by issues with continuous integration (now resolved), which slowed progress on some of the Stratigility and Expressive development. from Tigo Source https://tinyletter.com/mwopzend/letters/zend-framework-community-news-for-the-week-of-2018-01-18
Свежая подборка со ссылками на новости и материалы. В выпуске: PHP-PM 1.0 и другие релизы, порция полезных инструментов, и многое другое. from Tigo Source http://ift.tt/2B3qI1o
Happy New Year! I’ve been back to work for over a week, and already pushing out new releases and making progress on Expressive 3. What are YOU developing this year? Drop me a note if it’s something you’d like to brag about in the newsletter! from Tigo Source http://ift.tt/2CUAHaW
The end of the year is coming, and the Zend Framework team is starting vacation in the coming days! As such, this will be the last newsletter of 2017, so it’s time to wrap it up and let you all know what we, as a community, have accomplished this year! …
In the wake of PHP 7.2 releasing last week, this week was spent on pushing out a number of releases to add PHP 7.2 support! In other news, the PSR-15 (Middleware and Request Handlers) working group voted this week to enter its Review phase. from Tigo Source http://ift.tt/2nJCwnX
It’s been a couple months since the last newsletter! Between preparing for ZendCon, speaking at ZendCon, and holidays, unfortunately I had to step away from compiling and curating the newsletter. from Tigo Source http://ift.tt/2BpyJ14
The is scheduled the relase of PHP 7.2. This new version becomes after 6 months of testing with 3 alpha, 3 beta, and 6 RC versions. In this post, I’ll present some of the new features. As we known, PHP 7 introduced a big performance improvement compared with PHP 5. …