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Guzzle 8 Can Tell You How a Request Died. Safety Is Still Your Job.

Guzzle 8.0 landed on 21 July 2026, and the loudest headline is HTTP/3. The more useful part is that failures are finally legible instead of one undifferentiated exception. But a better diagnosis is not a cure: no client …

PHP · RFC Watch

Voting opens on PHP's fifth function autoloading RFC

Paul M. Jones has opened the vote on the Function Autoloading (mark 5) RFC for PHP. Voting runs two weeks and closes automatically at 14:45 UTC on Thursday, 13 August 2026. The proposal addresses concerns about shadowed …

PHP · The Editorial

True Async Gets the Hard Part Right — and It's Not the Event Loop

True Async is targeting PHP 8.6, and its boldest choice isn't coroutines — it's refusing to color functions. I think that's the right bet for PHP, precisely because our codebases were never written with concurrency in mi…

PHP · RFC Watch

Voting Opens on PHP Pipe Assignment Operator RFC

Caleb White has opened the vote on the Pipe Assignment Operator RFC for PHP internals. A single primary vote requires a two-thirds majority to pass, with voting closing on 2026-08-11 at 04:30 UTC. The proposal extends PH…

PHP · Releases

Developer Pens Love Letter to a JetBrains IDE

A developer has posted a personal tribute to a JetBrains tool they use every day, saying it is one of the few subscriptions that feels worth the money. Admitting to being a self-described fanboy, the author jokingly offe…

PHP · RFC Watch

Voting opens on PHP 8.6 mass deprecation RFC

Gina P. Banyard has opened the vote on the mass deprecation RFC targeting PHP 8.6. The vote on the PHP wiki runs for two weeks and closes automatically on 10 August 2026 at 13:00 UTC, with each item requiring an individu…

PHP · RFC Watch

Voting Opens on Readonly Property Defaults RFC

Voting has begun on the PHP "Readonly Property Defaults" RFC, proposed by Nick Sdot. The proposal would allow default values for readonly properties and requires a two-thirds majority to pass. Voting closes on 7 August 2…

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