Archive of posts in the category Traits

• Apr 30, 2017 10 Years of Language Implementations

  First Stop: VMs, Compilers, and Modularity

• Nov 10, 2011 First Release Candidate of PHP 5.4 Available for Testing, including Traits!

  The first release candidate of PHP 5.4 was just released. The announcement on the main page is still missing, but the links are the usual ones: http://www.php.net/archive/2011.php#id2011-11-10-1

• Dec 15, 2010 PHP.next: Traits – Presentation for AFUP in Paris

  Today, I gave a presentation on Traits for PHP in Paris. It was a quite interesting audience, ca. 35 professional PHP developers and all interested in Traits.

• Sep 3, 2009 Traits Patch Updated, Backported, and Available on GitHub

  PHP 5.3 is already released for a while and starts to settle in.

• Jan 18, 2009 New Traits Patch Ready for Testing

  Finally, I managed to complete the changes for the traits patch. Since, PHP 5.3 already entered the release cycle and it is not sure whether there will be a PHP 5.4 with new language features, the new patch is written for the PHP6 codebase.

• Apr 27, 2008 PHP Unconference 2008

  Heute, am zweiten Tag der Unconference hier in Hamburg, hab ich endlich ein wenig Zeit mir auch ein paar Vorträge an zu hören. Gestern musste ich unerwarteter Weise gleich zwei mal ran.

• Feb 18, 2008 Traits for PHP

  During the last six months I’ve studied a language construct called Traits. It is a construct enabling fine-grained code reuse beside single inheritance in classical object oriented languages. A first implementation of this concept has been around for Squeak. Since I’ve used PHP already for a quite long time now, I decided to dig into its internals and implement Traits for PHP, too.