Google and Intel to Help PHP 7 to Become Faster and More Secure - Lately in PHP podcast episode 62

Contents

Introduction (0:00)

PHP 5.4.43 and 5.5.27, PHP 5.6.11 released (1:12)

PHP 7.0.0 beta 3 (3:39)

Proposal: void and enum to become soft-reserved words in PHP 7 (5:40)

Google Researcher to Help Making PHP More Secure (7:55)

RFC: Block requests to builtin SQL functions where PHP can prove the call is vulnerable (9:04)

Detecting Security Issues with the Taint Extension (12:34)

Intel Researcher to Help Making PHP Faster (15:37)

RFC: JSON Serializable New Interface (18:20)

Discussion: Will PHP 7 have type hints for class variables? (20:27)

Monitoring PHP 7 Performance Benchmark Results (22:38)

Latest PHP Tutorial Articles (25:08)

Latest Book Reviews (33:26)

JavaScript Innovation Award Winners of May 2015 (47:08)

JavaScript Innovation Award Rankings of 2015 (53:53)

PHP Innovation Award Winners of May 2015 (57:38)

PHP Innovation Award Rankings of 2015 (1:12:25)

Conclusion (1:14:58)

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• PHP 5.4.43 (almost the last PHP 5.4) and 5.5.27, PHP 5.6.11 released

• PHP 7.0.0 beta 3

• Proposal: void and enum to become soft-reserved words in PHP 7

• Google Researcher to Help Making PHP More Secure

• RFC: Block requests to builtin SQL functions where PHP can prove the call is vulnerable

• Intel Researcher to Help Making PHP Faster

• RFC: JSON Serializable New Interface

• PHP 7 Change Log

• Discussion: Will PHP 7 have type hints for class variables?

• Detecting Security Issues with the Taint Extension

• Monitoring PHP 7 Performance Benchmark Results

• Tutorial: Controlling Autonomous Hardware Devices Using PHP Software Agents

• Tutorial: Using the Gateway Pattern in PHP to Access Common Data From Anywhere in your Application

• Tutorial: Using PHP Object Interfaces

• Tutorial: What You Should Do Before Pushing PHP Code to your Production GIT Repository

• Tutorial: How to create a simple PHP CMS with SEO friendly links

• Book review: The Clean Architecture in PHP

• Book review: FuelPHP Application Development Blueprints

• Book review: PHP Cookbook 3rd edition

• Book review: Symfony Certification

• Book review: MongoDB and PHP

• Book review: Integrating PHP Projects with Jenkins

• Book review: Building Web Apps with WordPress

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