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The List Function & Practical Uses of Array Destructuring in PHP

Link – May 15th 2017

Sebastian De Deyne wrote a cool blogpost on array destructuring in PHP. Yet another reason to stay up to date with the latest and greatest PHP version.

PHP 7.1 introduced a new syntax for the list() function. I've never really seen too much list() calls in the wild, but it enables you to write some pretty neat stuff.
This post is a primer of list() and it's PHP 7.1 short notation, and an overview of some use cases I've been applying them to.

https://sebastiandedeyne.com/posts/2017/the-list-function-and-practical-uses-of-array-destructuring-in-php

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