Nice video! I would love to see a video about variable scope and how php lacks the feature of blockscoped variables. Nobody in their right minds would use 'var' instead of 'let' and 'const' in Javascript nowadays.
I just wanted to ask you if in the future PHP will implement this functionality, but I see that you will explain it better in a new video. Will this become a new standard? It would be good to know. By the way it would be great if you put the subtitles as in your previous videos, my English sometimes fails, I'm still learning it :)
But the problem is that there are people who don't use phpstorm, so when they deal with generics, its pain. Luckily phpactor will support it in the future.
I actually love these little mini video's, nice and simply edited and it doesn't consume that much time while being very well filled with content
1:40 - Awesome, thanks for this DocBlock syntax. I didn't realize this already existed at least at the IDE level.
Nice video! I would love to see a video about variable scope and how php lacks the feature of blockscoped variables. Nobody in their right minds would use 'var' instead of 'let' and 'const' in Javascript nowadays.
I just wanted to ask you if in the future PHP will implement this functionality, but I see that you will explain it better in a new video. Will this become a new standard? It would be good to know. By the way it would be great if you put the subtitles as in your previous videos, my English sometimes fails, I'm still learning it :)
But the problem is that there are people who don't use phpstorm, so when they deal with generics, its pain. Luckily phpactor will support it in the future.
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"Boring Generics". 😆 Those are kind of synonymous.
PHP is slowly becoming C#
No.
how is that?
@@kenjohnsiosan9707 first attributes and now heading towards generics, even the syntax looks similar with different wording
ohh i see. make sense. thank u for even giving an example.
i see generics as sort of return types in java and other programming language. is that so please confirm? thanks in advance.