hi @brendt after your newsletter (by the way congrats on becoming head of the #PHP ecosystem at @jetbrains !) I went to read your blog post about the PHP2SHELL vulnerarbility and your mixed feelings about the backportI agree AND I do upgradeBUT (there always is one), I also work for a company that has some legacy projets and the sole reason they have become legacy is because business, not the devTeam, decided "new features" is better than maintenance and updatesstitcher.io/blog/backwards-ben

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Awesome...#FrankenPhp :frankenphp: in the @jetbrains's « State of #PHP »And just like @brendt, @dunglas's "monster" definitely is one of my favorite highlights this year (right after the new PIPE operator -- 😜 )More #PHP stats here:blog.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/20/cc @cooptilleuls

Brent Roose mentioning FrankenPHP as one of his personal favorite highlights in Jetbrains' "State of PHP"

> One of my personal highlights in PHP this year is FrankenPHP becoming a project backed by the PHP Foundation. I think there’s a lot of potential for the project to become the de-facto standard runtime for PHP, which would be huge. FrankenPHP has a lot of performance optimizations that work out of the box for any PHP application, it’s portable across systems, and it has worker mode, which allows for asynchronous request handling in PHP, which can speed up applications by a factor of three compared to using PHP FPM.