Courtesy of our friends over at Freepik, we have another freebie for you this week – a fantastic virtual reality icon set that you can download and use in both your commercial and personal projects.
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Fig 1. A chap performing the Detroit JITUnless you have been living under a rock, or are from the past (in which case, welcome), you will be aware that a JIT is coming to PHP 8: The vote ended, quietly, today, with a vast majority in favour of merging into PHP 8, so, it's official.Throw some crazy s...
In part 3 of this series we looked at the more common patterns of Providers that may be used with a PSR-14 Event Dispatcher. In part 4 we looked at some more complex cases of Providers. Today, we'll bring them all together: Literally.
Recall that a Provider is responsible only for receiving an Event and returning a list of callables that it believes should be invoked on it, in the order it decides (if it cares). How it does that is up to the implementation. In fact, it's not even required to do so itself at all. A Provider can defer that decision to another Provider if it wishes, or, critically, to multiple Providers.
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There's not much wrong with Slim 3; lots of people are using it very successfully producing APIs and websites of all kinds. For Slim 4 the main goals have been to support PSR-15, make it easier to use your own PSR-7 implementation, improve error handling and remove assumptions that look magical if y...
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