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Re: Upcoming changes in PHP 7.1

#81

I haven't touched PHP in a long time, but the later releases makes me want to try it for a couple of small projects. Is there any good introduction for people how "know" PHP4 and want to get started with PHP7, using best practises?

http://www.phptherightway.com might be of some help

Re: Upcoming changes in PHP 7.1

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post #83

Can we please change the link to the original article ( https://dotdev.co/upcoming-changes-in-php-7-1-76ebea53b820#.... ) "Learning Laravel" is a known plagiarist, who has a habit of ripping off content from other Laravel sites.

Yeah. I'll email 'dang in case he's not active at the moment.

Re: Upcoming changes in PHP 7.1

#85
post #83

Can we please change the link to the original article ( https://dotdev.co/upcoming-changes-in-php-7-1-76ebea53b820#.... ) "Learning Laravel" is a known plagiarist, who has a habit of ripping off content from other Laravel sites.

It's just a summary of the post. Are Facebook and other sites doing something wrong as well?

Re: Upcoming changes in PHP 7.1

#86
post #83

Can we please change the link to the original article ( https://dotdev.co/upcoming-changes-in-php-7-1-76ebea53b820#.... ) "Learning Laravel" is a known plagiarist, who has a habit of ripping off content from other Laravel sites.

It's just a summary of the post. Are Facebook and other sites doing something wrong as well?

It adds no value. It doesn't belong on HN; the original article on dotdev.co does, however.

The "ads by carbon" certainly don't cast this particular website in a good light, either.

Re: Upcoming changes in PHP 7.1

#87
post #83

Can we please change the link to the original article ( https://dotdev.co/upcoming-changes-in-php-7-1-76ebea53b820#.... ) "Learning Laravel" is a known plagiarist, who has a habit of ripping off content from other Laravel sites.

It's just a summary of the post. Are Facebook and other sites doing something wrong as well?

It's not a summary of the post, it's just part of the actual post copied and pasted in.

Facebook and other sites make it clear that what you're looking at is a summary meant to lead you to another site - they don't disguise it as content.

Re: Upcoming changes in PHP 7.1

#88
post #87

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's just a summary of the post. Are Facebook and other sites doing something wrong as well?

It's not a summary of the post, it's just part of the actual post copied and pasted in. Facebook and other sites make it clear that what you're looking at is a summary meant to lead you to another site - they don't disguise it as content.

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Re: Upcoming changes in PHP 7.1

#89
post #83

Can we please change the link to the original article ( https://dotdev.co/upcoming-changes-in-php-7-1-76ebea53b820#.... ) "Learning Laravel" is a known plagiarist, who has a habit of ripping off content from other Laravel sites.

Don't you see the read more link? The author is listed there, too.

Don't ignore all the things.

Re: Upcoming changes in PHP 7.1

#90

Off topic, but curious - Is there any discussion on whether there will be a support for a good concurrent programming in PHP in the future? (e.g. channels in Go & Elixir) - of course, you might say "you're using the wrong tool.."

There's amphp[1], and a community effort to make the different sync frameworks interoperable[2].

1: http://amphp.org/

2: https://github.com/async-interop

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