Eliminating DTO Boilerplate with PHP Readonly Properties
Stop writing tedious getters for your DTOs. Learn how PHP 8.2 readonly classes enforce immutability and eliminate boilerplate code.
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Stop writing tedious getters for your DTOs. Learn how PHP 8.2 readonly classes enforce immutability and eliminate boilerplate code.
I'm planning a migration of an application currently on Phalcon 4.x with PHP 7.4 to Phalcon 5.x with PHP 8.1. Since Phalcon is a C extension rather than a Composer-installed library, I know the upgrade isn't just a dependency bump: the ext-phalcon build must match the PHP version, and Composer metapackages only verify the extension is loaded rather than inst
Context Since PHP 8.0 the engine defaults error_reporting to E_ALL (32767) instead of the quieter E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT & ~E_DEPRECATED (22527) used through PHP 7.4. The change is documented in the 8.0 migration guide but comes without a prescribed production baseline. Goal and constraints Teams upgrading legacy codebases or running raw P