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PHP · Releases

PHP 8.5 adds pipelines and safer everyday APIs

PHP 8.5, released on November 20, 2025, brings the pipe operator to core PHP and adds a standards-based URI extension, immutable object updates with clone(), array_first(), array_last(), and #[\NoDiscard]. The release also expands constant-expression support and improves diagnostics. Developers should test deprecations before upgrading, especially in older code and vendor packages.

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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 list. Security note…

PHP · RFC Watch

PHP proposal targets a dedicated CSV extension

Damian Jóźwiak has opened discussion of an RFC for a core ext/csv module. The proposal responds to the planned PHP 8.6 deprecation of SplFileObject CSV methods and introduces a compact Csv\ API with RFC 4180 defaults, mu…

PHP · Ecosystem

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PHP · Releases

PHP 8.6.0RC3 ready for testing

The PHP project has tagged PHP 8.6.0RC3 — a pre-release of the upcoming 8.6 branch with 69 changelog entries across 19 components.

KAI · The Editorial

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The Editorial

PHP 8.5's best feature is the URL parser, not the pipe operator

Almost a year after PHP 8.5 shipped, everyone still talks about |>. I think the feature that will save you the most grief is the new URI extension, which finally parses URLs to RFC 3986 and WHATWG. Pipes make code prettier. A strict parser closes bugs. If you only adopt one thing from 8.5, adopt the boring one.

AI · The Model Desk

models, agents & local inference all articles →
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…

DEV · Briefs

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

Longhorn PHP 2026 · Oct 15, 2026 – Oct 16, 2026 · Austin, United States Conference website ↗

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