If you haven't heard, here's the TL;DR: WebAssembly is a new language that runs in the browser alongside JavaScript. Yes, that's right. JavaScript is no longer the only language that runs in the browser! But beyond just being "not JavaScript", its distinguishing factor is that you can compile code from languages such as C/C++/Rust (and more!) to WebAssembly and run them in the browser. Because WebAssembly is statically typed, uses a linear memory, and is stored in a compact binary format, it is also very fast, and could eventually allow us to run code at "near-native" speeds, i.

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Latest PECL Releases:swoole 4.4.12 New API Runtime::getHookFlags (#2915) (@limingxinleo) Enhancement Support Websocket Compression on client-side (#2937) (@twose) Support compress websocket message by frame (#2937) (@twose) Optimized the detect logical of shortname (#2935) (@sy-records) Better compression handler (Gzip and Brotli) (#2928) (@twose) Reduce memory copy (#2893) (7fc93504) (@hantaohuang) (@twose) Accepted connection will inherit the options of server (#2898) (@twose) CoroutineHttpServer support HTTP2 protocol now (5479dbc4) (@matyhtf) Automatically add Content-Type header when use sendfile (4e62bc52) (@matyhtf) Compatibility with Zend preloader (Special thanks to PHP team) (#2899) (@twose) Implement RFC-7692 (#2906) (@matyhtf) Support PHP error control operators (#2916) (@twose) Support socket_send_timeout option for sync client (#2919) (@matyhtf) Support NPN (#2900) (@matyhtf) Improve HTTP proxy handshake request (#2922) (@twose) Fixed Fixed AIO task num overflow (7038bdc1) (@twose) Fixed gdbinit, support get backtrace info of current stack (bd033e56) (@twose) Fixed Websocket Compression (ca818657) (@matyhtf) Fixed compilation failure caused BrotliDecoder (#2925) (@twose) Fixed memory error caused by compressing big data (#2928) (@twose) Fixed #2890 (start a ProcessPool without onWorkerStart event) (#2892) (@twose) Fixed the bug that close the connection in non-current worker (#2891) (@matyhtf) Fixed memory error of create socket failure (2948f10a) (@matyhtf) Fixed missing ssl_host_name of HTTPS proxy (#2904) (@twose) Fixed CID-1466865 (#2923) (@tutanhamon) scoutapm 1.0.0 - More documentation into README.md (#38) - Better text matrix introduced, including PHP 7.4 tests (#40) - Improved argument handling for functions like `curl_exec`, `fwrite`, `fread`, `PDOStatement->execute` (#42, #43) - Bug fixes for #41 and #29 to help prevent bad configuration of overwritten functions (#44) mysqlnd_azure 1.0.1 - A PHP extension implemented using mysqlnd plugin API which provides redirection feature support. redis 5.1.0 This release contains important bugfixes and improvements. phpredis 5.1.0 Allow to specify scheme for session handler [53a8bcc7] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko) phpredis 5.1.0RC2 Fix missing null byte in PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION [8bc2240c] (Remi Collet) Remove dead code generic_unsubscribe_cmd [8ee4abbc] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko) Add documentation for zpopmin and zpopmax [99ec24b3, 4ab1f940] (@alexander-schranz) phpredis 5.1.0RC1 Fix regression for multihost_distribute_call added in 112c77e3 [fbe0f804] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko) Fix regression for conntecting to unix sockets with relative path added in 1f41da64 [17b139d8, 7ef17ce1] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko) Fix unix-socket detection logic broken in 418428fa [a080b73f] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko) Fix memory leak and bug with getLastError for redis_mbulk_reply_assoc and redis_mbulk_reply_zipped. [7f42d628, 3a622a07] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko), (Michael Grunder) Fix bug with password contain "#" for redis_session [2bb08680] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko) Add optional support for Zstd compression, using --enable-redis-ztsd. This requires libzstd version >= 1.3.0 [2abc61da] (Remi Collet) Fix overallocation in RedisCluster directed node commands [cf93649] (Michael Grunder) Also attach slaves when caching cluster slots [0d6d3fdd, b114fc26] (Michael Grunder) Use zend_register_persistent_resource_ex for connection pooling [fdada7ae, 7c6c43a6] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko) Refactor redis_session [91a8e734, 978c3074] (Pavlo Yatsukhnenko) Documentation improvements (@Steveb-p, @tangix, @ljack-adista, @jdreesen, Michael Grunder) xdebug 2.8.0 Thu, Oct 31, 2019 - xdebug 2.8.0 = Fixed bugs: Fixed issue #1665: Segfault with garbage collection and complex function arguments Fixed issue #1699: Crash during debugging Phalcon project Fixed issue #1705: Crash while debugging with ionCube being used Fixed issue #1708: Crash on evaluating object with properties Fixed issue #1709: Wrong data type breaks tests on Big Endian build Fixed issue #1713: INIT_FCALL is not overloaded in code coverage swoole 4.4.10 Enhancement --- + Refactor compression handler (Gzip and Brotli) (#2928) (@twose) Fixed Fixed compilation failure caused BrotliDecoder (#2925) (@twose) Fixed memory error caused by compressing big data (#2928) (@twose) swoole 4.4.9 New API --- + Runtime::getHookFlags (#2915) (@limingxinleo) Enhancement Reduce memory copy (#2893) (7fc93504) (@hantaohuang) (@twose) Accepted connection will inherit the options of server (#2898) (@twose) CoroutineHttpServer support HTTP2 protocol now (5479dbc4) (@matyhtf) Automatically add Content-Type header when use sendfile (4e62bc52) (@matyhtf) Compatibility with Zend preloader (Special thanks the PHP team) (#2899) (@twose) Implement RFC-7692 (#2906) (@matyhtf) Support PHP error control operators (#2916) (@twose) Support socket_send_timeout option for sync client (#2919) (@matyhtf) Support NPN (#2900) (@matyhtf) Improve HTTP proxy handshake request (#2922) (@twose) Fixed Fixed #2890 (start a ProcessPool without onWorkerStart event) (#2892) (@twose) Fixed the bug that close the connection in non-current worker (#2891) (@matyhtf) Fixed memory error of create socket failure (2948f10a) (@matyhtf) Fixed missing ssl_host_name of HTTPS proxy (#2904) (@twose) Fixed CID-1466865 (#2923) (@tutanhamon) datadog_trace 0.34.0 ### Added Yii 2 support #624, #630 Enable tracing when no autoloaders used by setting DD_TRACE_NO_AUTOLOADER=true #627 Safe to-string conversion for all datatypes on DDTraceSpanData #613 Changed Improve dd-doctor with and container tagging detector when open_basedir is set #629

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Resilience is intrinsic to the web and therefore us, web developers. This article explores how graceful degradation, defensive coding, observability, and a healthy attitude towards failures better equips us before, during, and after an error occurs.