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SitePoint PHP Blog: PHP 5.6 End of Beta

The SitePoint PHP blog has a new post from editor Bruno Skvorc looking at the final beta for PHP 5.6, the latest bugfix release for this upcoming version. He talks about some of the major changes, security upgrades and other fixes included in the release.

On June 5th 2014, the PHP group announced the fourth and final beta of the 5.6 version. This milestone ends the beta program and begins the RC program (currently planned for June 19th), which will from now on focus exclusively on making sure the version is stable enough for release. As is customary with a beta program, no new features were added since beta 1 – all the releases were bugfix and improvement patches only.

New features coming in PHP 5.6 include exponentiation via the “**” operator, the change of the default character set to UTF-8 and several security updates (based on releasely released vulnerabilities in underlying libraries PHP uses). There are a few backwards compatibility breaks that come with the new release as well as deprecated features and various other smaller updates.

Link: http://www.sitepoint.com/php-5-6-end-beta

Gonzalo Ayuso: Token based authentication with Silex and AngularJS

Gonzalo Ayuso has posted a tutorial showing how to use token-based authentication with a Silex-based application through a request from AngularJS.

According to my last post today we’re going to create a AngularJS application that uses the Silex Backend that we create previously. The idea of this application is to use it within a Phonegap/Cordova application running in a mobile device.

He includes the code (and markup) you’ll need to make the request work. Basically, it uses a standard HTTP service from inside AngularJS to fetch the token and store it in the client’s localstorage. The rest of the code does the checking to see if the user is logged in (the token exists) or if it needs to sow the login form. The “logged in” route also displays an alert to the user with the info (pulled from the API) for their user. The full code for the example can be found over on GitHub.

Link: http://gonzalo123.com/2014/06/09/token-based-authentication-with-silex-and-angularjs/

Lorna Mitchell: Logging to Stdout with Monolog

Lorna Mitchell has a quick post today showing how you can use the popular Monolog logging library to log messages and data to stdout, the standard output stream of whatever is executing the script.

My worker scripts have really basic logging (as in, they echo when something happens, and I can see those in the supervisord logs). Which is kind of okay, but I wanted to at least add timestamps in to them, and maybe send emails when something REALLY bad happened. I’m a huge fan of Monolog so I grabbed that, but it wasn’t immediately obvious which of the many and varied options I would need for this fairly simple addition. It turns out that the right thing to use is the ErrorLogHandler.

She includes a few lines of sample code that use the “ErrorLogger” to output the message. It includes the log level, a timestamp, the message itself and any additional contextual information you pass in.

Link: http://www.lornajane.net/posts/2014/logging-to-stdout-with-monolog

Community News: Packagist Latest Releases for 06.09.2014

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Latest PHP Releases

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JetBrains.com: Live Webinar: PHP Annotations – They exist! Join us June 11th.

JetBrains has announced a webinar they’ll be holding on June 11th at 4:00pm CEST (10am EDT) with host Rafael Dohms covering annotations in PHP.

Annotations are more than PHPDoc comments, they’re a fully-featured way of including additional information alongside your code. We might have rejected an RFC to add support into the PHP core, but the community has embraced this tool anyway! This session shows you who is doing what with annotations, and will give you some ideas on how to use the existing tools in your own projects to keep life simple. Developers, architects and anyone responsible for the technical direction of an application should attend this session.

Space for the webinar is limited, so if you’re interested in attending be sure you sign up quickly. There’s no charge for the event, you’ll just need to provide a bit of information prior to signup.

Link: http://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2014/06/03/live-webinar-php-annotations-they-exist-join-us-june-11th

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