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Which form of typing is best practice in PHP?
3 projects | /r/PHP | 13 Apr 2021

As I've written about this on a "meta" RFC (which is more a personal tracker of what changed I want to make to the language), strict_types is more or less mandatory on PHP 7, but you can forgo it in PHP 8 for the most part as the biggest wtfs with numeric strings has been more or less "fixed", now you'll still get incompatible float to int conversions, but in PHP 8.1 you'll get a deprecation notice for this.
Strict typing in PHP
2 projects | /r/PHP | 12 Apr 2021

Depends what you mean by strict typing, is it just the declare statement? IMHO this is less needed in PHP 8 because of various changes (always throws a TypeError, numeric strings are kinda sane now, etc.) which wasn't the case before so you basically needed to use that declare to prevent a ton of bugs ahead of time, and you still need it for a couple of cases I wrote a "meta RFC" (more of a tracker of what RFCs I want to propose) talking about the issues that excessive strict_type=1 usage as done and what still needs to be fixed IMHO for it to be even considerable to drop the declare.
Reasons for choosing not to use strict mode?
2 projects | /r/PHP | 15 Feb 2021

I've written a "meta" RFC which I have as a draft on GitHub
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