PHP got its reputation from somewhere. But the old, dark days of PHP v4 and earlier are way behind us.
Phabel is a newer transpilation tool in the PHP ecosystem. In this comparison post, learn how it stacks up against Rector.
Compare the performance, features, and capabilities of JavaScript and PHP in 2021 for a better sense of what makes PHP less popular.
Having challenges transpiling code from PHP 8.0 to 7.1 in the same WordPress plugin? This solution may help with a few of the issues.
Learn how to use DependencyInjection and service containers to manage the services in your complex PHP app.
Transpiling your code from PHP 8.0 to 7.1 allows you to use the latest features of the language while reaching the most possible users.
A monorepo makes it easy to maintain a coherent state for your project and submit pull requests with code from multiple packages.
Switch from PHP to JavaScript for improved performance, flexibility, and application compatibility that will make coding both frontend and backend projects easier.
Rector is a reconstructor tool for PHP. Learn how you can use it to code with modern PHP features yet still deploy to legacy environments.
PHP developers want to have access to the latest features of the language, but for various reasons, they may not […]
With Rector, we can write code with PHP 8.0 features and deploy it to an environment running lower versions.
In this tutorial, we will be building and deploying a serverless PHP application that processes incoming emails programmatically using SendGrid Inbound Parse.
