Contributed by
Wouter de Jong
This week, development activity focused on Symfony 7.2, as tweaks and features continue to be merged ahead of its release at the end of November 2024. Additionally, we published the first post in the new in Symfony 7.2 series. Lastly, we shared more details about some of the talks from the SymfonyCon Vienna 2024 conference.
On behalf of the WordPress security team, I am announcing that we are invoking point 18 of the plugin directory guidelines and are forking Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) into a new plugin, Secure Custom Fields. SCF has been updated to remove commercial upsells and fix a security problem.
In this conversation, Joel Clermont shares insights into his work within the Laravel ecosystem, including his educational initiatives through Mastering Laravel, the impact o
This is the first article of the series that shows the most important new features
introduced by Symfony 7.2, which will be released at the end of November 2024.
Version 1.2 of Yii Form package is released.
In this version added Checkbox::labelPlacement()
method and Checkbox::enclosedByLabel()
method marked as deprecated.
The right to fork the software is at the heart of open source. WordPress itself started as a fork of the b2/cafelog project. WordPress was one of several forks from b2, which included b2++ (which eventually became WordPress Multisite) and some like b2evolution which still continue today.
The PHP team is pleased to announce the release of PHP 8.4.0, RC2.
This is the second release candidate, continuing the PHP 8.4 release cycle,
the rough outline of which is specified in the
PHP Wiki.
For source downloads of PHP 8.4.0, RC2 please visit the
download page.
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