Wednesday, October 14, 2026 · Vol. I — No. 774
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PHP · RFC Watch

PHP proposal would add separate switches for relaxed JSON input

An RFC under discussion proposes separate opt-in flags for comments and trailing commas in PHP's json_decode() and json_validate(). JSON_ALLOW_COMMENTS would accept line and block comments, while JSON_ALLOW_TRAILING_COMMAS would allow a final comma in non-empty arrays or objects. Strict JSON would remain the default, and json_encode() would be unchanged.

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PHP · Security

PHP FastCGI flaw truncates IPv6 client checks

CVE-2026-91768 concerns PHP’s FastCGI handling of the allowed_clients setting. The check examines only 96 of the 128 bits in an IPv6 address, leaving part of the address outside the comparison. The available report ident…

PHP · Ecosystem

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PHP · Releases

FrankenPHP publishes version 1.13.1

Following the 1.13.0 report, FrankenPHP has published version 1.13.1 on 10 October. GitHub identifies commit 99d4e11 and lists two release assets. The supplied release record omits a changelog and fix…

KAI · The Editorial

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The Editorial

Laravel 13.35's best changes are global switches that should be the default

Route::query() will get the attention, but the important change in Laravel 13.35 is quieter. Schedule::alwaysOnOneServer() and global strict form requests let one line of config replace a rule you had to remember on every task and every request. That's a good trend, and I think Laravel 14 should go further and make the…

AI · The Model Desk

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AI · Releases

Anthropic ships a cheaper, faster Haiku 5.5

Anthropic released Claude Haiku 5.5 on October 7, 2026, for high-volume, cost-sensitive workloads. The small model adds adjustable effort and beta computer and browser use, and costs 90% less than Hai…

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Longhorn PHP 2026 — Oct 15, 2026 – Oct 16, 2026 · Austin, United States

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