Asymmetric visibility in php 8.4: smarter access control for modern code
Asymmetric Visibility in PHP 8.4: Smarter Access Control for Modern Code The PHP 8.4 release (November 2024) introduced Asymmetric Property Visibility, a long-awaited feature that gives developers finer control over how class properties are read and written. Asymmetric visibility marks a major leap in PHP’s object-oriented evolution. It bridges the gap between strict encapsulation and practical readability — a feature that makes PHP 8.4 more expressive, secure, and future‑ready fo...
Read MoreProperty hooks in php 8.4: a simpler way to manage object properties
PHP 8.4 has introduced a brand-new feature called Property Hooks, and it’s one of the most exciting changes for developers. If you’ve ever felt frustrated writing repetitive getter and setter methods, this feature is going to make your life a lot easier. Let’s dive into what Property Hooks are, how they work, and the pitfalls you should be careful about.
Read MoreWhat's new in php 8.4 for modern web development: an overview
PHP 8.4 is a leap toward cleaner syntax, stronger encapsulation, and better performance. It’s especially useful for all sort of developers whether one is a Core PHP developer or a Laravel/Symfony/Codeigniter devs who want expressive, maintainable code without relying on verbose patterns.
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