Hi Sam
On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 3:31 PM Sam Lewis wrote:
>
> I'm new to the PHP community and have enjoyed learning the language over the
> past year or so. I saw someone in the Laravel community mention how they
> wished PHP had built-in functions for converting temperatures between
> Fahrenhei
On 08/02/2025 19:52, Eugene Sidelnyk wrote:
Hi Sam, Tim, Rob
Maybe there could be another good feature to start with - the function
to format bytes into a human-readable format (for debug purpuses) to
have pretty view of the size (like 1.5GB, or 20MB)
Right now every time I need this, I find
Hi
On 2/8/25 20:52, Eugene Sidelnyk wrote:
Maybe there could be another good feature to start with - the function to
format bytes into a human-readable format (for debug purpuses) to have
pretty view of the size (like 1.5GB, or 20MB)
[…]
This is too little thing for having separate composer li
Hi Sam, Tim, Rob
Maybe there could be another good feature to start with - the function to
format bytes into a human-readable format (for debug purpuses) to have
pretty view of the size (like 1.5GB, or 20MB)
Right now every time I need this, I find myself copying the function from
stack overflow,
Hey Tim
Please do not "top-post" on this mailing list.
Thank you for the explanation, I saw this in the rules but the Gmail web
client did a good job hiding this from me :)
> The type of functionality that is nowadays added to PHP’s standard
> library is “building block” functionality: Functio
Hi Sam
Please do not "top-post" on this mailing list. This means: Please put
your reply below the quoted part and ideally also cut the quoted part to
the minimum context that you actually want to reply to. You can see how
I did this in my first reply to you and also in this reply.
On 2/8/25
Thanks all for sharing your thoughts!
I would be happy to review your implementation even if you decide not to
> follow through with an RFC (ping @TimWolla on GitHub)
I'll definitely take you up on this, thank you.
Why stop at temperature though
That's fair, maybe that will increase the value p
On Sat, Feb 8, 2025, at 15:58, Tim Düsterhus wrote:
> Hi Sam
>
> On 2/8/25 15:30, Sam Lewis wrote:
> > they wished PHP had built-in functions for converting temperatures between
> > Fahrenheit and Celcius, and it seemed like a great small change to learn
> > how to contribute to PHP itself. So her
Hi Sam
On 2/8/25 15:30, Sam Lewis wrote:
they wished PHP had built-in functions for converting temperatures between
Fahrenheit and Celcius, and it seemed like a great small change to learn
how to contribute to PHP itself. So here I am!
That's great. Adding functions definitely is the best way
Hey everyone,
I'm new to the PHP community and have enjoyed learning the language over
the past year or so. I saw someone in the Laravel community mention how
they wished PHP had built-in functions for converting temperatures between
Fahrenheit and Celcius, and it seemed like a great small change
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