This is pretty exciting for me. At least, it would be (it seems like a drop in replacement, as the backwards compat breaking changes are really rarely used in production IME) -- except I've moved to `nette/tester' [0][1]. It's much much lighter (in features as well as run-time) but the trade-off is a seriously nice API, that includes even a nice DOM tester for integration work.
The HHVM support is most exciting for myself. I've moved production websites and personal projects all over to nginx + HHVM, and I've not run into any issues since the end of last year.
Now, all I want is Facebook's "Hack" language to be formally documented. My personal tests show that the optional gradual H-M typing + HHVM's speed + PHP's benefits === Awesome. PHP has come a long way in the past few years.
The HHVM support is most exciting for myself. I've moved production websites and personal projects all over to nginx + HHVM, and I've not run into any issues since the end of last year.
Now, all I want is Facebook's "Hack" language to be formally documented. My personal tests show that the optional gradual H-M typing + HHVM's speed + PHP's benefits === Awesome. PHP has come a long way in the past few years.
[0] http://tester.nette.org/ [1] https://github.com/nette/tester