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• Yo guys and girls so today my teacher asked me to make a simple calculator using PHP and the deadline is killing me, so I need help with a simple code of a calculator containing (-.+.=.*./) as simple as possible, please ;(
  1 project | reddit.com/r/PHPhelp | 16 May 2022

  Find a calculator in https://packagist.org?

• Has anyone connected php to orbitdb or aviondb?
  1 project | reddit.com/r/PHP | 13 Apr 2022

  There are some IPFS libraries listed in packagist.org.

• Native and transparent PHP coroutines and async/await without Swoole
  2 projects | reddit.com/r/PHP | 30 Mar 2022

  Just published the code on packagist.org. I have made available M\sleep() and M\usleep() so that they can be imported.

• Add StandWithUkraine Banner to Updates
  1 project | news.ycombinator.com | 8 Mar 2022
• debugging PHP
  1 project | reddit.com/r/PHPhelp | 1 Mar 2022

  I prefer to use Symfony's VarDumper to dump to a file that I can read in my browser. Look on packagist.org for skunkbad/debug-to-browser-tab to see what I use.

• Best website to share your PHP scripts?
  1 project | reddit.com/r/PHP | 1 Mar 2022

  Depending who you're trying to appeal to and what sort of script it is, maybe you could turn it into a library and share it through composer and packagist.

• Do you use a private composer registry ? (Why / Why Not)
  2 projects | reddit.com/r/laravel | 20 Feb 2022

  I've came to the realisation that having a private registry outside Packagist (Paid) can reduce some of the challenges our team go through on daily basis. Is it a good idea to invest in such technology ? What are your experiences ? Is it worth it ?

• How to Build and Distribute Beautiful Command-Line Applications with PHP and Composer
  20 projects | dev.to | 12 Feb 2022

  Now head over to packagist.org and create an account (or sign in if you already have one).

• how to send $_session variables from game1.php to game2.php?
  2 projects | reddit.com/r/PHP | 9 Jan 2022

  Please use a composer package that will enable you to do stuff like:

• Open-Sourcing the Sorbet (Ruby) VS Code Extension
  8 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 6 Jan 2022

  > COBOL, PHP, and FORTRAN all lack modern ecosystems (package managers, etc) which hinder them significantly.

  Its unfortunate that PHP has been clubbed with COBOL :-).

  You may not be aware but PHP has a great package manager called composer. It is intensively used in the PHP community for a long time now. The packages are available at https://packagist.org/ .

  Packagist houses 300,000+ packages and has received 50 Billion package downloads since 2012 (See https://packagist.org/statistics ). PHP's Packagist would actually would easily rank amongst the biggest package management ecosystems among programming languages.

  PHP is certainly not disappearing. While it is no longer as dominant as it used to be and there is a slow, long term decline, it continues to be very active. Ruby's decline actually is sharper than PHP. Here is an interesting resource https://redmonk.com/rstephens/2021/08/05/top-20-june-2021/ . All statistics need to be taken into perspective but if you look at other proxy activity like GitHub PRs, projects, jobs etc. for PHP, it continues to be very strong. Using the word "disappearing" feels wrong to me. Trends are not irreversible. Over the years, languages have gone down, only to come back up.

  P.S. Fortran is still going strong also. It is still used extensively in the Scientific Computing community. While, I'm not familiar with the ecosystem there are package managers in Fortran too. I'm now familiar with how good or popular they are though.