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I guess this means Safari won't support persistent storage anytime soon. I was looking forward to it becoming a standard API. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/StorageMana...


Based on the table there it seems Edge had but removed support anyway?


Thanks! I really made it a goal to keep the site lightweight and simple.


FYI, just implemented this on the site. Thanks for the suggestion!


Thanks for reading! This is still a young project with room for improvement and new sections. I’m already planning some content for building web pages, database access and package management with Composer. I wrote an announcement post over on dev.to if you want to read more about how the site was built: https://dev.to/restoreddev/announcing-php-apprentice-coc


I started with foundational concepts which will overlap some with the official docs. The advantage of my site is I wanted it to be more readable, since the official docs can be hard to navigate. In the future, I want to cover topics like Composer and Slim which would not be appropriate for PHP.net.


That’s cool and does give the comprehensive approach some credence, but still feels like duplicated effort and the potential for outdated content (on both sides).

FWIW, I don’t think giving a more readable aspect to the official docs would be bad. It’s already got way more of that feel than it did in PHP 4, when it had more of an MSDN auto-generated parameter documentation feel. With the clear sections and code snippets I think both could be achieved with little extra effort.


It’s on the roadmap!


Noted! That would be an easy addition.


I plan to add a new section for learning how to use the concepts to build a basic website. I wanted to start with backend foundation first.


PDO is definitely on the list. There are very few resources for it.


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