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== Composer == | |||
You should commit <code>composer.json</code> and <code>composer.lock</code> into version control. | |||
== Generators == | == Generators == | ||
Revision as of 12:14, 18 April 2018
Composer
You should commit composer.json
and composer.lock
into version control.
Generators
Generators are similar to iterators that calculate their values on demand, thus potentially using fewer resources. They can be created using the yield
keyword, e.g.:
function my_generator() { yield 1; yield 2; yield 3; }
Generators are forward-only iterators, i.e. you can only request the next value, not the previous, next but one etc. They are useful for iterating sequential data sets such as reading a file line by line (in order).
Autoloading
The original mechanism for autoloading was the magic function __autoload()
. This is no longer recommended and is deprecated in PHP 7.x.
The successor to __autoload()
is spl_autoload_register()
. This in turn has been replaced by PSR-0, then PSR-4. Composer will generate a PSR-4 autoloader for you.
Built-in web server
PHP comes with a built-in web server which is useful for development purposes, although it should never be used in production.
- Configuration directives:
-c config/php.ini
Useful dependencies
- FastRoute
aura/router
orleague/route