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Under the Radar? A Backwards-Compatible Break for SPLFixedArray in PHP 8

Posted on November 17, 2020 by Mark Baker

The official release date for PHP 8 is 26th November, just 9 days away, so we’re almost into the last week; and I’ve just discovered a change to SPLFixedArray that I wasn’t previously aware about. While not many developers use … Continue reading →

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