PHP 5.5.0 Released

New submitter irventu writes "The long-awaited PHP 5.5.0 has finally been released, bringing many new features and integrating Zend's recently open-sourced OPcache. With the new Laravel PHP framework winning RoRs and CodeIgnitor converts by the thousands, Google recently announcing support for PHP in its App Engine and the current PHP renaissance is well underway. This is great news for the web's most popular scripting language." The full list of new features is available at the Change Log, and the source code is at the download page.

Re:Bugs & Maintainers

[Grashnak]

Fork it?

Shame on you for harming future generations of girl coders! I must tweet your picture and publicly shame you!!!!

Re:PHP 6.0 without the stupid?

[Anonymous Coward]

That would be Perl.

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Re:PHP 6.0 without the stupid?

[gbjbaanb]

so do I.. but then, I'm old and I have to do that for everything. Maybe its not the language after all.. just saying :-)

Re:Really?

[Chris Mattern]

Citation please.

Okay. How's this? [wikimedia.org]

Re:Really?

[Anonymous Coward]

I'm a RoR developer

And you admit this publicly?