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A PHP developer outlines desired language features for 2026, prioritizing PHP Editions (opt-in breaking changes per namespace inspired by Rust), interface default methods for more flexible code organization, generics for type-safe collections, and structs for simpler data representation. The author acknowledges that backwards compatibility constraints slow feature adoption and create compromises, suggesting editions could enable experimental features and gradual migration. Previously desired features like scalar objects and unified function signatures are deemed unlikely or abandoned.

My wishlist for PHP in 2026

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<p>I feel like adding methods to an interface is just moving the trait to the interface. There is no real advantage, apart from one less file.</p>
<p>In fact, because you can implement multiple interfaces, and a method might exist on multiple of them, you need to do the same use X insteadof Y dance. I’m not sure that would be any better than just using interfaces and traits as is.</p>
