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I personally think it looks broken and wrong. For short strings I don't see the point and for multiline strings, use a heredoc.
The reason I never use Heredoc is because you need to abandon your indentation, otherwise your tabs/spaces get included in the string. Is there a way around that?
[1] https://wiki.php.net/rfc/flexible_heredoc_nowdoc_syntaxes
The choice of colors for this page makes it really difficult to read
The comment on Numeric values is misleading: > Use the _ operator to format numeric values: > $price = 100_10; > // $100 and 10 cents Makes it sound like the underscore replaces the decimal, which it doesn't. The underscores are simply ignored by the PHP parser, so that 10_0.1 === 1_00.1. You could afterwards use PHP to replace the `_` with a comma for display purposes, and I assume that is what they are trying to sa…
They really should just use a simpler example, like 10_000_000 being easier to read as "10 million" than 10000000.
As a solo bootstrapped founder working on PHP (Laravel) every day, I was surprised to learn a LOT from this one page. Thanks for posting.
[1] https://spatie.be [2] https://freek.dev
PHP has come a really long way, I really hope to see it's resurgence some day after everyone has been burned enough from running JavaScript as their server.
The choice of colors for this page makes it really difficult to read
Some of us edit the styles as normal practice for a large number of sites, especially after the widespresad use of thin fonts, grey text etc.
Surely there will also be tools (add-ons) to replace css elements as needed per domain...
https://mobile.twitter.com/woketopus/status/1447150924846313...