Packaging and Distributing a CLI Tool Written in Go
Writing a Go CLI is half the work; versioning it, cross-compiling it and distributing it so others can install it effortlessly is the other half.
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Features, syntax and practices of the PHP, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go and Python languages, with release notes and worked examples.
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TypeScript's new compiler and why build speed matters
TypeScript's compiler ported to Go: why Go, why a fast feedback loop matters so much to developers, and what the move teaches a polyglot.
Is PHP Dead? The 2026 Picture, by the Numbers
A view from 18 years of PHP: the 2026 state of the language through W3Techs, Stack Overflow, JetBrains and Packagist data — weaknesses included.
PHP Constants, Enums, and Readonly: One Decision Tree for 10 Tools
From define to asymmetric visibility — a three-axis mental model and a concrete decision matrix for getting immutability right in modern PHP.
Building Applications with PHP in 2026: State of the Ecosystem
The state of PHP in 2026: language maturity, ecosystem health, where the "it's dead" narrative comes from and where PHP is still the right choice.
PHP 8.5 is on the way: the maturing face of the language
PHP 8.5 isn't out yet, but reading through the proposals on the table reveals how a language evolves over more than a decade.