PHP 7.1 isn’t even being released until at least November, but being into the feature freeze, it’s not too early talking about PHP 7.2 that should be released at some point in 2017. PHP 8.0, meanwhile, probably won’t come for at least a few years.
PHP 7.1 isn’t even being released until at least November, but being into the feature freeze, it’s not too early talking about PHP 7.2 that should be released at some point in 2017. PHP 8.0, meanwhile, probably won’t come for at least a few years.
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