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PHP Architect · Vol 19, Issue 11 · November 2020

Improving Your PHP with Static Types

by Karl Hughes

As PHP incorporates more features typical of statically typed languages, you have the option of adopting an entirely new programming style. While static typing can make your code easier to understand, refactor, and test, PHP's implementation isn't quite the same as other languages. This article covers the state of static typing in PHP and how you can use it to improve your code.

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Karl Hughes

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Karl Hughes

Karl is the CTO of The Graide Network, where he manages product development and software engineering. He also co-organizes the Chicago PHP User Group and runs CFP Land, a free newsletter for technology conference speakers.

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