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From the Resource Library of Andolasoft.Inc | Web and Mobile App Development Company PHP Development and Upcoming Trends in 2017 PHP is used by 82.4% of all the websites whose server-side programming language we know. - W3Techs.com At the end of 2016,PHP 7.1 has come up with latest improvised features like, Nullable types Iterable pseudo-type Void return type Class constant visibility modifiers Catching multiple exceptions types Square bracket syntax for list() and the ability to specify keys in list() Improvement in speed and maturity of PHP libraries are the areas where PHP has improved a lot. Version 7 and 7.1 of PHP are not the revolutionary changes that we got in the later 5.x versions. They are however a proof that PHP has stabilized, matured, and does have a predictable path forward.Cal Evans, Technical Manager at Zend Technologies and godfather of the PHP community (Source: Cloudways) Entire PHP community is very much happy with the new updated version as all the drawbacks has been removed that were present in the previous version(s) and this helps to establish a new era for enterprise level projects.

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From the Resource Library of Andolasoft.Inc | Web and Mobile App Development Company

PHP Development and Upcoming Trends in 2017

PHP is used by 82.4% of all the websites whose server-side

programming language we know.

- W3Techs.com

At the end of 2016,PHP 7.1 has come up with latest improvised features like,

Nullable types

Iterable pseudo-type

Void return type

Class constant visibility modifiers

Catching multiple exceptions types

Square bracket syntax for list() and the ability to specify keys in list()

Improvement in speed and maturity of PHP libraries are the areas where PHP has improved a lot.

“Version 7 and 7.1 of PHP are not the revolutionary changes that we got in the later 5.x versions.

They are however a proof that PHP has stabilized, matured, and does have a predictable path

forward.”

Cal Evans, Technical Manager at Zend Technologies

and godfather of the PHP community

(Source: Cloudways)

Entire PHP community is very much happy with the new updated version as all the drawbacks has

been removed that were present in the previous version(s) and this helps to establish a new era for

enterprise level projects.

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Most of the principal companies were not interested with PHP because of its speed. But in 2016; it

has spread to millions with its improved featurettes.

I want to develop web applications using PHP. Am I going the right way? Is this the right platform!

Let me tell you some important features, why you will chose PHP for web development and what

are the upcoming trends of PHP in 2017.

1. Equipped with the latest features(stated above)

2. Open Source, Free, and User-friendly. So, you don’t pay a dime.

3. Compatible to all the OS and Servers

4. Includes multiple PHP frameworks

MVC coding pattern

Object Oriented Programming

5. Security and Cross Platform

Probable PHP Trends In 2017

Let’s have a look at the probable PHP trends in 2017,

1. With the improvement in several important factors like speed and other, PHP 7 may

dominate in all aspects of PHP development.

2. The update and release of major frameworks versions like Symfony, Laravel and Yii which

are running with the older version of PHP. These frameworks may completely clinch with

PHP 7 important features.

3. Web hosting service providers may upgrade to PHP 7 with the increase popularity and

features.

PHP 7 is the way to go

Comparing to the upgrade features, I think, PHP 7 will be the primary framework for everyone in

2017. Re-engineered features with compatible to all trusted data source can really help PHP

developers, worldwide.

It increases websites security level adding up speed that gives better user experience.

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