Php terms
The engine behind the web's most-used server-side language
PHP powers an enormous portion of the web — from WordPress and Laravel to custom e-commerce platforms. This category covers the language internals, core functions, OOP features, type system, performance patterns, and PHP-specific quirks that every serious PHP developer should understand deeply. Whether you are writing procedural scripts or building full-stack applications with modern PHP 8.x features, these terms form the foundation.
Generators & yield (PHP 5.5) PHP 5.5+
Generators (PHP 5.5) use yield to produce values lazily — enabling memory-efficient iteration over large datasets without loading everything into memory.
2mo ago
php intermediate
Global Function Style vs OOP Evolution PHP 4.0+
PHP 4's procedural global-function style evolved into PHP 5 OOP — understanding the transition explains why modern PHP has both paradigms and how to migrate legacy procedural code.
2mo ago
php beginner
Guzzle HTTP Client PHP 7.2+
Guzzle is PHP's most popular HTTP client library — providing a clean API for making synchronous and asynchronous HTTP requests, handling middleware, retries, authentication, and multipart uploads, with PSR-7 and PSR-18 compliance.
2mo ago
php intermediate
Generics Workarounds in PHP PHP 7.0+
PHPDoc @template annotations with PHPStan/Psalm provide compile-time type-safe generics with zero runtime cost — the standard approach for typed collections and repositories.
2mo ago
php advanced
Generators allow iterating over large datasets lazily using yield, without loading everything into memory at once.
2mo ago
php intermediate