Blog Series
PHP end of life
Your Composer Dependencies Don’t Retire...
Key Takeaways PHP publishes end of life dates years ahead, while Composer packages announce nothing when a maintainer stops showing up. An abandoned dependency is often the reason a PHP...
Navigate PHP 7.4 EOL: Secure...
Key Takeaways After PHP 7.4 EOL, it is difficult to maintain PHP 7.4 applications securely due to the increased risk of security breaches. Upgrading to supported PHP versions is recommended...
Surviving PHP 7 End of...
According to W3Techs.com, more than 50% of all the PHP websites still use PHP 7 versions. Each PHP release branch has three years of support: 2 years of active support...
PHP 5 End of Life:...
Especially when it comes to organizations using enterprise software languages that have a tendency to receive updates, staying current with the latest technologies is not just an aspiration — it’s...