| CanIPHP - Like CanIUse But For PHP |
| Written by Ian Elliot | |||
| Tuesday, 10 May 2022 | |||
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A new tool called CanIPHP has been released. As the name suggests, the tool is like caniuse.com but for PHP features. CanIPHP offers a simple search of PHP features that added, deprecated and removed in recent versions of PHP, specifically in version v5.6 and onwards. The author, Ross Wintle, says that the tool is intended for developers who know a feature was added/removed in a recent version of PHP and want to check which versions of the language the feature is supported in. It isn't a list of all PHP features, functions, methods and classes and when they were added or removed.
Wintle has been curating the information as he says there doesn't currently seem to be an easily machine-readable and definitive source. The tool is a work in progress and Wintle says that not all features are added yet and more will be added over time. The list has been created using AlpineJS and TailwindCSS, with no PHP! The inspiration for CanIPHP, CanIUse, provides up-to-date browser support tables for support of front-end web technologies on desktop and mobile web browsers. The way CanIPHP provides information is through entries that begin with the name of the feature, followed by a short description - so Fibers are described as: "Lightweight concurrency for PHP. Fibers represent full-stack, interruptible functions. Fibers may be suspended from anywhere in the call-stack, pausing execution within the fiber until the fiber is resumed at a later time."
CanIPHP is available on GitHub and on the CanIPHP website.
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