Asher Ross
For at present the first beta version of PHP 7.0 was released with new characteristics. After years of discussion about the nature of PHP 6, it was decided last year to skip this language version and the same one to publish PHP 7. The move was justified by the fact that there were a number of failed attempts for a version 6, which could provide with users now in view of the realignment of confusion.
PHP 7 will be released later this year November 12, 2015. The new PHP is compared to its predecessor be much faster under the version number 5.6. Therefore, in announcements of up to twice the speed of the speech, compared to PHP 5.0 the next PHP is probably even 14 times faster. It will ultimately be interesting how the revised engine with Facebooks HHVM (Hip Hop Virtual Machine) can hold their own, their performance results had led to the current developments.
PHP 7 is also 64-bit capable; New operators such as zero Coalescing (??) and Combined Comparison (<=>) should also allow for a more compact notation of complex algorithms. The backwards compatibility to PHP 5.x is intended to be preserved, developed with PHP 4.x systems have to be replaced, however, since you said goodbye to some older and no longer supported APIs.
PHP 7 will be released later this year November 12, 2015. The new PHP is compared to its predecessor be much faster under the version number 5.6. Therefore, in announcements of up to twice the speed of the speech, compared to PHP 5.0 the next PHP is probably even 14 times faster. It will ultimately be interesting how the revised engine with Facebooks HHVM (Hip Hop Virtual Machine) can hold their own, their performance results had led to the current developments.
PHP 7 is also 64-bit capable; New operators such as zero Coalescing (??) and Combined Comparison (<=>) should also allow for a more compact notation of complex algorithms. The backwards compatibility to PHP 5.x is intended to be preserved, developed with PHP 4.x systems have to be replaced, however, since you said goodbye to some older and no longer supported APIs.
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