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The PHP 5.4 Features You Will Actually Use About Me Lorna Jane Mitchell PHP Consultant/Developer Author of PHP Master Twitter: @lornajane Website: http://lornajane.net 2 About PHP 5.4 New features Traits Built-in


  1. The PHP 5.4 Features You Will Actually Use

  2. About Me • Lorna Jane Mitchell • PHP Consultant/Developer • Author of PHP Master • Twitter: @lornajane • Website: http://lornajane.net 2

  3. About PHP 5.4 • New features • Traits • Built-in webserver • New array syntax • And more! • Removed some nonsense • This talk covers the best bits* * an entirely subjective selection 3

  4. Start With The Easy Bit

  5. New Array Syntax

  6. Array Syntax We had this: $game[] = 'paper'; $game[] = 'scissors'; $game[] = 'stone'; print_r($game); $game[0] = 'paper'; $game[1] = 'scissors'; $game[2] = 'stone'; print_r($game); 6

  7. Array Syntax Or this: $game = array('stone', 'paper', 'scissors'); print_r($game); $game = array(0 => 'stone', 1 => 'paper', 2 => 'scissors'); print_r($game); 7

  8. Array Syntax Now we can do: $game = ['scissors', 'stone', 'paper']; print_r($game); $game = [0 => 'scissors', 1 => 'stone', 2 => 'paper']; print_r($game); 8

  9. PHP 5.4 Stealth Feature

  10. PHP 5.4 Is Faster

  11. PHP Versions Speed Comparison Benchmarks made using: • Newly-compiled vanilla PHP binaries • The bench.php script in the PHP source tree • A rather average laptop • 10 runs per version, then averaged 11

  12. PHP Versions Speed Comparison 12

  13. PHP Versions Speed Comparison 13

  14. PHP Versions Speed Comparison 14

  15. PHP Versions Speed Comparison 15

  16. Traits

  17. Traits Re-usable groups of methods, in languages with single inheritance. • Declare a trait , it looks like a class • Add the trait to your class using the use keyword • Methods are available! 17

  18. Simplest Trait Example <?php trait Audit { public function getAuditTrail() { return "nothing changed"; } } class Princess { use Audit; // General princess class description: // soldering, tree climbing, the usual } $daisy = new Princess(); echo $daisy->getAuditTrail(); 18

  19. Other Trait Trivia • They can be aliased when used • There are rules about resolving naming clashes • Traits can include properties • Traits can include abstract methods • Traits can themselves make use of other traits 19

  20. Built In Webserver

  21. Built In Webserver Built in application server for PHP 5.4 • Simple • Lightweight • Development use only From the manual: "Requests are served sequentially." http://lrnja.net/NQoXsh 21

  22. Webserver Examples Start a simple server on a port number of your choice php -S localhost:8080 http://localhost:8080 22

  23. Webserver Examples Change the hostname: php -S dev.project.local:8080 http://dev.project.local:8080 23

  24. Webserver Examples Specify the docroot php -S localhost:8080 -t /var/www/superproject Specify which php.ini to use (default: none) php -S localhost:8080 -c php.ini-development 24

  25. Webserver Examples Use a routing file (example from http://lrnja.net/LigI4U ) <?php if (file_exists(__DIR__ . '/' . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])) { return false; // serve the requested resource as-is } else { include_once 'index.php'; } routing.php php -S localhost:8080 routing.php The webserver runs routing.php before entering the requested script. This example serves any existing resource, or routes to index.php 25

  26. Session Upload Progress

  27. Session Upload Progress File upload progress, written to the session at intervals Useful for user feedback, e.g. shiny new HTML5 progress bars! 27

  28. Tracking Upload Progress User starts uploading file in the usual way <form name="upload" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="hidden" name="<?php echo ini_get("session.upload_progress.name"); ?>" value="123" /> File: <input type="file" id="file1" name="file1" /> <input type="submit" value="start upload" /> </form> 28

  29. Tracking Upload Progress In a separate file, we can check the relevant session variables to see how the upload is going: http://lrnja.net/Lhs7jJ array(1) { ["upload_progress_123"]=> array(5) { ["start_time"]=> int(1340542011) ["content_length"]=> int(1529158981) ["bytes_processed"]=> int(1386660589) ["done"]=> bool(false) ["files"]=> array(1) { [0]=> array(7) { ... } } } } 29

  30. Callable Typehint

  31. Typehinting We can typehint in PHP , on: • Classes • Interfaces • Arrays 31

  32. Typehinting We can typehint in PHP , on: • Classes • Interfaces • Arrays • ... and now Callable Callable denotes anything that can be called - e.g. a closure, callback or invokable object 31

  33. Callable Examples $ping = function() { echo "ping!"; }; $pong = "pong"; function sparkles(Callable $func) { $func(); return "fairy dust"; } echo sparkles($ping); // ping!fairy dust echo sparkles($pong); Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to sparkles() must be callable, string given, called in /home/lorna/.../callable.php on line 16 and defined in /home/lorna/.../callable.php on line 10 32

  34. Callable Examples function sparkles(Callable $func) { $func(); return "fairy dust"; } class Butterfly { public function __invoke() { echo "flutter"; } } $bee = new Butterfly(); echo sparkles($bee); // flutterfairy dust 33

  35. JsonSerializable

  36. Sleep and Wakeup When we serialize() or unserialize() an object, PHP provides "magic methods" for us to hook into (this isn’t new): • __sleep() to specify which fields should be serialized • __wakeup() to perform any operations needed to complete an object when it is unserialized This gives us the same feature for when we JSON something 35

  37. The JsonSerializable Interface From the manual: JsonSerializable { abstract public mixed jsonSerialize () } Objects implementing the JsonSerializable interface can control how they are represented in JSON when they are passed to json_encode() 36

  38. JsonSerializable Example class gardenObject implements JsonSerializable { public function jsonSerialize() { unset($this->herbs); return $this; } } $garden = new gardenObject(); $garden->flowers = array("clematis", "geranium", "hydrangea"); $garden->herbs = array("mint", "sage", "chives", "rosemary"); $garden->fruit = array("apple", "rhubarb"); echo json_encode($garden); {"flowers":["clematis","geranium","hydrangea"],"fruit" :["apple","rhubarb"]} 37

  39. PHP 5.4

  40. Did I Mention it’s Faster? 39

  41. The PHP 5.4 Features I’ll Actually Use • Short array syntax • Traits • Built in webserver • Upload progress • Callable • JsonSerializable 40

  42. Questions?

  43. Resources All in a single bundle for you: http://lrnja.net/KOouXv 42

  44. Thanks! @lornajane http://lornajane.net 43

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