Method Fossilisation in 2026 This is an updated version Method fossilisation happens when methods get harder to update, due to sprawling overwriting. It is a process, more than a final state. In particular, it happens to methods when the signature is shared across multiple classes, via inheritance and interfaces. As their number grows, they render […]
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The Land Where PHP Uses eval() It is 2018, and the PHP world useseval() in more than 28% of every PHP code source. It is repeatedly reported as a security issue and a performance bottleneck, and a memory hazard. Yet, we can’t get rid of it. It seems reasonable to think that most of eval […]