Server: MongoDB 3.6, Web Component. PHP 7.2.0 RC6
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MongoDB 3.6 runs at the 'speed of data'
MongoDB 3.6 will be generally available in early December.
The open source (at its core) general purpose database has some noteable changes (its makers would call them enhancements) including a so-called ‘change streams’ feature, which enable developers to build what are being described as more ‘reactive’ web, mobile and IoT applications that can view, filter and act on data changes as they occur in the database.
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I wrote a Web Component
I’ve been meaning to play with Web Components for a little while now. After I saw Ben Nadel create a Twitter tweet progress indicator with Angular and Lucas Leandro did the same with Vue.js I thought, here’s a chance to experiment.
Web Components involve a whole bunch of different dovetailing specs; HTML imports, custom elements, shadow DOM, HTML templates. I didn’t want to have to use the HTML template and import stuff if I could avoid it, and pleasantly you actually don’t need it. Essentially, you can create a custom element named whatever-you-want and then just add content here elements to your page, and it all works. This is good.
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PHP 7.2.0RC6 Released
The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.2.0 RC6. This release is the sixth Release Candidate for 7.2.0. Barring any surprises, we expect this to be the FINAL release candidate, with Nov 30th's GA release being not-substantially different. All users of PHP are encouraged to test this version carefully, and report any bugs and incompatibilities in the bug tracking system.
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PHP 7.2 Is One Step Away From Release
This week marked the sixth and final planned release candidate for PHP 7.2.
This release is the final step before the official PHP 7.2 debut that is slated for 30 November unless there are any last minute blockers.
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