From 68c8e39f23240d364a4cd720e1fbdb2a00f7bd9d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: pronskiy Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2024 17:55:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] deploy: dc753b810864cd082ecf0af4cc0b2d4fb5d23c57 --- atom.xml | 9 ++++++++- .../19/state-of-generics-and-collections/index.html | 7 +++++++ rss/arnaud_le_blanc.xml | 9 ++++++++- rss/ayesh_karunaratne.xml | 2 +- rss/derick_rethans.xml | 9 ++++++++- rss/larry_garfield.xml | 9 ++++++++- rss/nils_adermann.xml | 2 +- rss/roman_pronskiy.xml | 2 +- rss/sebastian_bergmann.xml | 2 +- rss/sergey_panteleev.xml | 2 +- sitemap.xml | 12 ++++++------ 11 files changed, 50 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) diff --git a/atom.xml b/atom.xml index 905af713..811332b2 100644 --- a/atom.xml +++ b/atom.xml @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ <![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]> - 2024-08-19T16:54:34+00:00 + 2024-08-19T17:55:52+00:00 https://thephp.foundation/ Sculpin @@ -489,6 +489,13 @@ g($a); // error
  • If reified generics turn out to be infeasible, would the dedicated collections syntax shown here be acceptable?
  • Would "erased generics now, and we can probably convert them to reified in the future" be an acceptable strategy, if it is determined to be feasible?
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    Conclusion

  • If erased generics are included, would that necessitate an official linter to validate them, or continue to leave that to user-space tooling?
  • If reified generics turn out to be infeasible, would the dedicated collections syntax shown here be acceptable?
  • Would "erased generics now, and we can probably convert them to reified in the future" be an acceptable strategy, if it is determined to be feasible?
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    + + diff --git a/rss/arnaud_le_blanc.xml b/rss/arnaud_le_blanc.xml index 0e608795..fcf19e0d 100644 --- a/rss/arnaud_le_blanc.xml +++ b/rss/arnaud_le_blanc.xml @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T16:54:34+00:00Arnaud Le Blanchttps://github.com/arnaud-lbDerick Rethanshttps://derickrethans.nlLarry Garfieldhttps://www.garfieldtech.com/<![CDATA[State of Generics and Collections]]>Generics have been on the list of wanted features for a long time by numerous PHP developers. The topic is often brought up in "What's New in PHP?" talks as well during Q&A.

    +<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T17:55:53+00:00Arnaud Le Blanchttps://github.com/arnaud-lbDerick Rethanshttps://derickrethans.nlLarry Garfieldhttps://www.garfieldtech.com/<![CDATA[State of Generics and Collections]]>Generics have been on the list of wanted features for a long time by numerous PHP developers. The topic is often brought up in "What's New in PHP?" talks as well during Q&A.

    In this article we will be exploring the different approaches, and what their current state is.

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  • If reified generics turn out to be infeasible, would the dedicated collections syntax shown here be acceptable?
  • Would "erased generics now, and we can probably convert them to reified in the future" be an acceptable strategy, if it is determined to be feasible?
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    + + ]]>    https://thephp.foundation/blog/2024/08/19/state-of-generics-and-collections/Mon, 19 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000     diff --git a/rss/ayesh_karunaratne.xml b/rss/ayesh_karunaratne.xml index 9f8e4e79..91c0a597 100644 --- a/rss/ayesh_karunaratne.xml +++ b/rss/ayesh_karunaratne.xml @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T16:54:34+00:00Ayesh Karunaratnehttps://aye.sh<![CDATA[PHP Core Roundup #10]]>Welcome back to the tenth in the PHP Core Roundup series. As February comes to end we have plenty of PHP developments to write about. February was a month full of new RFCs for upcoming PHP 8.3, merged changes, security releases for PHP 8.2, 8.1, and 8.0, as well as several discussions in the mailing list about improving PHP.

    +<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T17:55:53+00:00Ayesh Karunaratnehttps://aye.sh<![CDATA[PHP Core Roundup #10]]>Welcome back to the tenth in the PHP Core Roundup series. As February comes to end we have plenty of PHP developments to write about. February was a month full of new RFCs for upcoming PHP 8.3, merged changes, security releases for PHP 8.2, 8.1, and 8.0, as well as several discussions in the mailing list about improving PHP.

    The PHP Foundation currently supports six part-time PHP contributors who work on maintenance and new features for PHP. Maintenance is not limited to fixing bugs, but also includes work to reduce technical debt, making life easier for everyone working on PHP. The contributors funded by the PHP Foundation collaborate with other contributors on code, documentation, and discussions.

    diff --git a/rss/derick_rethans.xml b/rss/derick_rethans.xml index 0e608795..fcf19e0d 100644 --- a/rss/derick_rethans.xml +++ b/rss/derick_rethans.xml @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T16:54:34+00:00Arnaud Le Blanchttps://github.com/arnaud-lbDerick Rethanshttps://derickrethans.nlLarry Garfieldhttps://www.garfieldtech.com/<![CDATA[State of Generics and Collections]]>Generics have been on the list of wanted features for a long time by numerous PHP developers. The topic is often brought up in "What's New in PHP?" talks as well during Q&A.

    +<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T17:55:53+00:00Arnaud Le Blanchttps://github.com/arnaud-lbDerick Rethanshttps://derickrethans.nlLarry Garfieldhttps://www.garfieldtech.com/<![CDATA[State of Generics and Collections]]>Generics have been on the list of wanted features for a long time by numerous PHP developers. The topic is often brought up in "What's New in PHP?" talks as well during Q&A.

    In this article we will be exploring the different approaches, and what their current state is.

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  • If reified generics turn out to be infeasible, would the dedicated collections syntax shown here be acceptable?
  • Would "erased generics now, and we can probably convert them to reified in the future" be an acceptable strategy, if it is determined to be feasible?
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    Discussions

    + + ]]>    https://thephp.foundation/blog/2024/08/19/state-of-generics-and-collections/Mon, 19 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000     diff --git a/rss/larry_garfield.xml b/rss/larry_garfield.xml index 0e608795..fcf19e0d 100644 --- a/rss/larry_garfield.xml +++ b/rss/larry_garfield.xml @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T16:54:34+00:00Arnaud Le Blanchttps://github.com/arnaud-lbDerick Rethanshttps://derickrethans.nlLarry Garfieldhttps://www.garfieldtech.com/<![CDATA[State of Generics and Collections]]>Generics have been on the list of wanted features for a long time by numerous PHP developers. The topic is often brought up in "What's New in PHP?" talks as well during Q&A.

    +<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T17:55:53+00:00Arnaud Le Blanchttps://github.com/arnaud-lbDerick Rethanshttps://derickrethans.nlLarry Garfieldhttps://www.garfieldtech.com/<![CDATA[State of Generics and Collections]]>Generics have been on the list of wanted features for a long time by numerous PHP developers. The topic is often brought up in "What's New in PHP?" talks as well during Q&A.

    In this article we will be exploring the different approaches, and what their current state is.

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  • If reified generics turn out to be infeasible, would the dedicated collections syntax shown here be acceptable?
  • Would "erased generics now, and we can probably convert them to reified in the future" be an acceptable strategy, if it is determined to be feasible?
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    + + ]]>    https://thephp.foundation/blog/2024/08/19/state-of-generics-and-collections/Mon, 19 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000     diff --git a/rss/nils_adermann.xml b/rss/nils_adermann.xml index 8c7d6623..465d93e3 100644 --- a/rss/nils_adermann.xml +++ b/rss/nils_adermann.xml @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T16:54:34+00:00Roman Pronskiyhttps://twitter.com/pronskiyNils Adermannhttps://twitter.com/naderman<![CDATA[We Are Looking for Developers to Join the PHP Foundation]]>Working on an open-source project which is used by millions of developers and which is trusted by hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world. Getting paid for this work and not having a burnout. Sounds like a dream, doesn't it? But this is exactly the opportunity that the PHP Foundation provides to those who would like to develop and maintain the PHP language.

    +<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T17:55:53+00:00Roman Pronskiyhttps://twitter.com/pronskiyNils Adermannhttps://twitter.com/naderman<![CDATA[We Are Looking for Developers to Join the PHP Foundation]]>Working on an open-source project which is used by millions of developers and which is trusted by hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world. Getting paid for this work and not having a burnout. Sounds like a dream, doesn't it? But this is exactly the opportunity that the PHP Foundation provides to those who would like to develop and maintain the PHP language.

    The PHP Foundation is a non-profit organization, started in 2021 by Acquia, Automattic, Craft CMS, JetBrains, Laravel, PrestaShop, Private Packagist, Symfony, Tideways, and Zend by Perforce with a mission to support, advance, and develop the PHP language.

    diff --git a/rss/roman_pronskiy.xml b/rss/roman_pronskiy.xml index 24511508..a088e1af 100644 --- a/rss/roman_pronskiy.xml +++ b/rss/roman_pronskiy.xml @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T16:54:34+00:00Roman Pronskiyhttps://twitter.com/pronskiy<![CDATA[PHP Foundation Update, May 2022]]><?php echo 'Hello world!';

    +<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T17:55:53+00:00Roman Pronskiyhttps://twitter.com/pronskiy<![CDATA[PHP Foundation Update, May 2022]]><?php echo 'Hello world!';

    This time our regular update is short. Check the PHP Core Roundup series for a detailed development log.

    diff --git a/rss/sebastian_bergmann.xml b/rss/sebastian_bergmann.xml index b9160114..820dd9f7 100644 --- a/rss/sebastian_bergmann.xml +++ b/rss/sebastian_bergmann.xml @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T16:54:34+00:00Sebastian Bergmannhttps://github.com/sebastianbergmann<![CDATA[Interview with Core Developers]]>The initial group of sponsored developers has now been "at it" for a month, and we thought that you might be interested in who they are and what they work on. I got the opportunity to (virtually) sit down with Derick Rethans, Gina Peter Banyard, Ilija Tovilo, Jakub Zelenka, Máté Kocsis, and Arnaud Le Blanc for an interview.

    +<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T17:55:53+00:00Sebastian Bergmannhttps://github.com/sebastianbergmann<![CDATA[Interview with Core Developers]]>The initial group of sponsored developers has now been "at it" for a month, and we thought that you might be interested in who they are and what they work on. I got the opportunity to (virtually) sit down with Derick Rethans, Gina Peter Banyard, Ilija Tovilo, Jakub Zelenka, Máté Kocsis, and Arnaud Le Blanc for an interview.

    Sebastian: Let's start with a round of introductions. Who are you?

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    +<![CDATA[The PHP Foundation]]>2024-08-19T17:55:53+00:00Ayesh Karunaratnehttps://aye.shSergey Panteleevhttps://sergeypanteleev.com<![CDATA[PHP Core Roundup #17]]>Welcome back to PHP Core Roundup series! This is post #17, where we highlight and celebrate the improvements made to PHP during the month past by the PHP development team, members of the PHP Foundation, and more.

    The PHP Foundation is a collective of PHP contributors, veterans, and companies that collaborate to ensure the long-term sustainability of the PHP programming language. The foundation currently supports six contributors focused on PHP's maintenance, debt reduction, and feature development. These contributors work closely with others on coding, documentation, and discussions.

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