PHP Announced A New Version For Bug Free Web Development

PHP is one of the popular server script languages which is used widely and extensively by many of the small and big websites. Facebook and Wikipedia are two biggest examples, who are using PHP language. According to popularity of this sever script language, there are more twenty one million websites are using PHP. Now, questions arise “Why PHP language is so trendy?” Let’s see why it’s so popular,

Open Source
Ease of coding
Supports various platforms (but sometimes needs upgraded versions.)
Generates images dynamically
Economical than other technologies and is freely available
Has high quality encryptions, thus keeps your website safe
Loads quickly
Compatible with web servers

In day to day life, the server script language has become so popular; therefore the core development team announced a new version of this language named PHP 5.6.11. In this released version the common bugs were facing in previous, will be fixed here. There are some core PHP bugs which we were facing in previous version and these bugs will be fixing here.

Lists of Popular core PHP bugs:

Fixed bug #69768 (escapeshell*() doesn't cater to !).
Fixed bug #69703 (Use __builtin_clzl on PowerPC).
Fixed bug #69732 (can induce segmentation fault with basic php code).
Fixed bug #69642 (Windows 10 reported as Windows 8).
Fixed bug #69551 (parse_ini_file() and parse_ini_string() segmentation fault).
Fixed bug #69781 (phpinfo() reports Professional Editions of Windows 7/8/8.1/10 as "Business").
Fixed bug #69740 (finally in generator (yield) swallows exception in iteration).
Fixed bug #69835 (phpinfo() does not report many Windows SKUs).
Fixed bug #69892 (Different arrays compare indentical due to integer key truncation).
Fixed bug #69874 (Can't set empty additional_headers for mail()), regression from fix to bug #68776.