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Much of the central United States braced Friday for another day of nasty storms, raging floodwaters and the potential for powerful tornadoes.

The attorney general’s ability to declassify intelligence could put at risk a C.I.A. informant close to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.

In a warming Arctic, China is drilling for gas, testing new shipping lanes and partnering with the region's military powerhouse, Russia.

Five former Catholic priests have been charged with criminal sexual conduct, and Michigan officials are still examining hundreds of tips.

Edited videos of the House speaker were widely shared online, pointing to the political chaos that digital manipulation is likely to cause in the future.

Gov. Mike Parson, a Republican, on Friday signed the sweeping new restrictions into law, part of a national effort by conservatives to limit access to abortions.

The trade dispute with China has cost growers their No. 1 buyer, but they say the president is on the right course.

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It’s an exciting day for The Joomla Project and BRANDIT! As the consolidation and packaging of web services move forward, we are happy to announce the official launch of our domains platform (powered by BRANDIT), domains.joomla.org.

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A report by Check Point Research has been brought to our attention relating to a security vulnerability that was patched back in December 2015. This report has also been picked up by Threat Post. Both reports contain a great deal of inaccuracies and intimate that the vulnerability detailed is a current one. This statement serves to clarify the facts surrounding this issue. Furthermore we would like to assure our user base that, much as these posts attempt to state that this is a current issue, the truth of the matter is far from that.

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A long-awaited service for readers in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and some other overseas Chinese communities have finally come true: Amazon has just started offering Traditional Chinese books for its Kindle E-reader. The release filled an obvious gap for Kindle, which debuted back in 2007 and has been growing the number of languages it supports over […]

To say that reaction to the first Sonic the Hedgehog trailer was mixed would be overly diplomatic. But at least fans were able to look beyond the thin premise and bizarre Jim Carrey turn for long enough to focus on what was really important: the weird ass Sonic design. The latest in an increasingly frequent […]

In the first few days following Luckin Coffee’s initial public offering, the stock chart for LK looked like a roller coaster. Now it’s looking more like a freefall. The Chinese Coffee chain successfully completed its highly anticipated offering roughly a week ago, raising over $550 million after pricing at $17 per share, the high end […]

Starbucks plans to double its store count in China to 5,000 in 2021 and Luckin, a one-year-old coffee startup, is matching up by aiming to reach 4,500 by the end of this year. Luckin’s upsized $651 million flotation has brought American investors’ attention to this potential Starbucks rival in China, where the Seattle giant controlled […]

The shift to a new butterfly keyboard mechanism is Apple’s least popular design decision in recent memory. After a flood of negative feedback over stuck and malfunctioning keys, the company, has continued to upgrade the technology with subtle fixes. Just two days ago Apple issued yet another update — one it believes will address many […]

Samsung is taking its time bringing the Galaxy Fold back to market. And frankly, that’s probably for the best. The Note debacle from a few years back was an important lesson about what happens when you rush a product back to market. That one resulted in a second recall — PR nightmare upon PR nightmare. […]

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This is a follow-up from a previous post where I showed just a screenshot made after one hacking session.  A week later, much has changed.As noted at the end of the video, the code is not (yet) available in a public repository.  Among other things, I need to figure out what license I can use and if I can reuse all of the content from Python's version, or if I need to remove certain assets, etc.Avant-IDLE makes use of two projects that I started recently and mentioned before on this blog:Friendly-traceback (code, documentation) and AvantPy (code, documentation). AvantPy itself depends on Friendly-traceback.Both Friendly-traceback and AvantPy welcome contributions.  Publishing this video about AvantPy is a way to bring more attention to these other two projects.Going forward with Avant-IDLEAs for Avant-IDLE, if I can go forward with it:I would like to translate its menus.I would like to add syntax coloring for each individual dialect: this would likely mean some significant change from the way that syntax coloring is done in IDLE.I would like to have friendly tracebacks make use of color, like iPython does.I would like to add line numbers to the file editor.etc.I might have to remove the debugger, as it makes little sense to have someone entering code in their native language and suddenly have to deal with standard Python since that is the code that is truly executed.  I think that, by the time someone is ready to use a debugger, they are definitely ready to use Python itself.In an ideal world, save for the "dialect converter" demonstrated in the video, I would like for the rest of Avant-IDLE to be in a single window, with files in tabs and the interpreter below, like Al Sweigart described:However, that last idea might be something simply too ambitious. After all, Al Sweigart, who is far more competent and productive than I am, never managed to get that project off the ground. The more the code base from Avant-IDLE diverges from that of IDLE itself, the more difficult it will become to incorporate code changes made by Python's core developers to improve IDLE.Making the code publicEven if I figure out all I need to do to make Avant-IDLE public, I am somewhat hesitant in doing so.There is no doubt in my mind that I can continue working and improving both Friendly-traceback and AvantPy.  I truly believe that Friendly-traceback could be very helpful for Python beginners.  It could be integrated in other beginner-friendly editors, like Mu or Thonny - two fantastic projects.I think that AvantPy could be useful for beginners as well ... but I do admit that it is a bit quirky.When it comes to Avant-IDLE itself, as the saying goes, I don't want to bite more than I can chew, and find out that I created something which I cannot maintain. I do realize my limitations: I am just a hobbyist with no formal training in programming and who likes to do quirky experiments in his spare time. Publishing code on Github and/or making it available at Pypi automatically raises people's expectations, and demands on one's time.Still, if this video can inspire you to create something useful for beginners, it will have been worthwhile.  Even more so if it inspires you to contribute to either Friendly-traceback or AvantPy, ;-)Comments?If you have any constructive criticism, or suggestions to offer, please feel free to do so, either on this blog, or by email.

europython: We are happy to announce the start of our financial aid program for this year’s EuroPython. As part of our commitment to the Python community, we are pleased to announce that we offer special grants for people in need of a financial aid to attend EuroPython. Financial Aid Sponsor for EuroPython 2019: The EuroPython Society (EPS) is sponsoring financial aid with 15,000 EUR this year. We offer financial aid conference grants in these 2 categories: Free ticket. Get a standard ticket for the conference for free (including access to conference days (Wed-Fri), Beginners’ Day workshop and sprints.). Note: training passes are NOT included in the free conference ticket. Travel / Accommodation. We will cover the travel costs pro rata, depending on what you are applying for. You can get partial refund for the accommodation. Grant Eligibility EuroPython is a wonderful place to meet and share your experience with other Python developers from Europe and all around the world. Our goal is support people which want to make Python community better: conference speakers and tutorial presenters, active people from small Python communities and open source contributors. Our grants are open to all people in need of financial aid. We will specifically take into account the following criteria in the selection process: Contributors: potential speakers/trainers of EuroPython (people who submitted a proposal) and all who contribute to EuroPython and/or Python community projects. Economic factors: we want everybody to have a chance to come to EuroPython, regardless of economic situation or income level. Diversity: we seek the most diverse and inclusive event possible. How to apply Please see our financial aid page for all details: https://ep2019.europython.eu/registration/financial-aid/ Become a Financial Aid Sponsor ! Even though the EPS is already sponsoring finaid, we can always use more budget to increase the number of people who can benefit from the program. You or your company can support our diversity and finaid initiative by becoming a sponsor. We have a special options “Financial aid sponsor” and “Financial aid donation” in the list of sponsor options, that can be booked separately or be included in the sponsor package. Please check our sponsor brochure for more information and contact finaid@europython.eu or the sponsor work group directly sponsoring@europython.eu. Bring new sponsor and get free ticket for EuroPython 2019 ! Enjoy,–EuroPython 2019 Teamhttps://ep2019.europython.eu/https://www.europython-society.org/ 

We are happy to announce the start of our financial aid program for this year’s EuroPython.As part of our commitment to the Python community, we are pleased to announce that we offer special grants for people in need of a financial aid to attend EuroPython.Financial Aid Sponsor for EuroPython 2019:The EuroPython Society (EPS) is sponsoring financial aid with 15,000 EUR this year.We offer financial aid conference grants in these 2 categories:Free ticket. Get a standard ticket for the conference for free (including access to conference days (Wed-Fri), Beginners’ Day workshop and sprints.). Note: training passes are NOT included in the free conference ticket.Travel / Accommodation. We will cover the travel costs pro rata, depending on what you are applying for. You can get partial refund for the accommodation.Grant EligibilityEuroPython is a wonderful place to meet and share your experience with other Python developers from Europe and all around the world. Our goal is support people which want to make Python community better: conference speakers and tutorial presenters, active people from small Python communities and open source contributors.Our grants are open to all people in need of financial aid. We will specifically take into account the following criteria in the selection process:Contributors: potential speakers/trainers of EuroPython (people who submitted a proposal) and all who contribute to EuroPython and/or Python community projects.Economic factors: we want everybody to have a chance to come to EuroPython, regardless of economic situation or income level.Diversity: we seek the most diverse and inclusive event possible.How to applyPlease see our financial aid page for all details:https://ep2019.europython.eu/registration/financial-aid/Become a Financial Aid Sponsor !Even though the EPS is already sponsoring finaid, we can always use more budget to increase the number of people who can benefit from the program.You or your company can support our diversity and finaid initiative by becoming a sponsor. We have a special options “Financial aid sponsor” and “Financial aid donation” in the list of sponsor options, that can be booked separately or be included in the sponsor package.Please check our sponsor brochure for more information and contact finaid@europython.eu or the sponsor work group directly sponsoring@europython.eu.Bring new sponsor and get free ticket for EuroPython 2019 ! Enjoy,–EuroPython 2019 Teamhttps://ep2019.europython.eu/https://www.europython-society.org/ 

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Pictured: I traveled to Cleveland, OH, for PyCon 2019, where I got this shot of the city skyline. This year I attended PyCon for the first time. It’s rather amazing that I haven’t been before, since I’ve been using Python professionally for over 15 years. PyCon 2019 was held in Cleveland from May 1–9. There was so much to take in, and there are so many good things to say about it. It was a fantastic experience. But rather than provide a “mission report: 2019” a la Winter Soldier, I thought I’d do something more useful — write a guide to PyCon from a newbie perspective. Here are six lessons I learned from my first PyCon. 1. Register Early PyCon regularly sells out, and the organizers have stated no desire to increase the size of the show (about 3,400 participants). We’re not yet to WWDC levels (Apple’s developer conference that sells out moments after registration opens), but it’s a good idea to register for PyCon as early as possible. I learned this the hard way. By the time I was ready to register in mid-April, the conference was already sold out. Fortunately, Caktus Group, as a sponsor, had an extra conference pass available, so I was able to go after all. Note to self: Next year, register in February. 2. Open a Space One of the most attractive aspects of PyCon is the open spaces. It’s very simple: There are several rooms available throughout the conference. The organizers put out boards with a schedule for each full conference day, and some cards and pens. Anyone (anyone!) can write a session topic on a card and post it on the board for a particular time and room. Then if anyone else is interested in your topic, they show up. This simple setup is really inspiring. I’ve been to a lot of conferences over the years, and I’m always impressed that thousands of people will travel hundreds or even thousands of miles (and, at PyCon this year, from 59 countries) to sit in conference rooms and … passively listen to other people talk. I’ve often thought at such events, I could do this at home. Why don’t we have more open conversations? At PyCon, we can! This was one of my favorite aspects of the conference. I attended several interesting open spaces, and there were several others that I wish I could have attended. Of note are: Caktus’ own Scott Morningstar hosted a game called WINTERHORN. This live action game is a simulation in which you try to use a variety of bad techniques to disrupt people’s lives. If you win: Congratulations, you’ve done evil in the world! Then you go away and start seeing these techniques in use, and you’re wiser to the ways of the world. (You can read more about Scott and his passion for live action role play games.) Vince Salvinno from CodeRed hosted an open space on Wagtail CMS. It was a great opportunity to talk about how different people are using the CMS. There were also several people present who were new to or just exploring Wagtail, so we were able to answer their questions and help them get enthused about this excellent CMS framework. I went to the open space on Falcon Framework, a very fast lightweight API framework. Here, I was the new person exploring something for the first time. The team spent much of the session talking about the framework in general terms for newbies like me, as well as plans for the upcoming releases (async was a big topic). I was so impressed with both the team and the framework that I decided to join them during the sprints (more on that below). I also dove right in and hosted an open space myself — “Making Wagtail Better for Developers.” At Caktus we use Wagtail to provide our customers with a great content editing experience. We have another post on why Caktus loves Wagtail. It really is an excellent CMS, but there are a few aspects that could be made better, especially when it comes to data migrations, importing and exporting content, and editing content with nested StreamFields. I wanted to talk about a few of those issues with other developers and compare notes. Apparently, others wanted to talk about these things, too, because they showed up! We made Wagtail better. (photo by Colin Copeland) We had a good conversation about Wagtail and its development, and I was inspired to help make Wagtail better for developers by contributing to the project (I plan to talk about my work on data migrations in an upcoming blog post). That is one of the best outcomes from a conference like this: You come away inspired to do better work. 3. Try Some Talks When most people go to conferences, they focus on the talks, and while talks and keynotes are a great source of inspiration and learning, you can wear yourself out trying to go to them all. PyCon had a packed schedule of talks and keynotes (upcoming blog posts will go over some of them). Instead of maxing yourself out on all the talks, my recommendation is to pick only two or three talks to attend each day. Pick ones that will expand your knowledge and help you to think about how to grow in the coming year. Many of the scheduled speakers make their slides and recordings freely available after the conference, so if you can’t get to a talk during PyCon, you can continue the conference later in the comfort of your own home. 4. Nurture Your Network It’s all about the community, they say, and seasoned conference goers know that conferences are one of the best opportunities to “make new friends, and keep the old.” Frankly, I put a higher priority on relationship-building activities than going to talks, and PyCon has a plethora of these activities to help you nurture your network: Open Spaces: Good ones are engaging and relational. They aren’t just lectures. Breakfast and Lunch: Every table is large, and you can join any conversation. Don’t miss the opportunity to talk with someone new. Like I did ... sleeping late and missing breakfast. At least I always got to lunch and met new people there. Dinner: If you meet a new friend or an old one, you can have dinner together offsite. This is a greater time commitment than breakfast or lunch, and can lead to a much deeper relationship. This is especially important for those who work remotely, like me: Having a meal or drink together is just about the only thing we can’t do on Slack. Over a meal, you can get to know people so much better, and the good vibes carry over into a better working relationship. Pictured: A group of us from Caktus had dinner one night with a couple of folks from the Truth Initiative, with whom we’ve recently been working. Vendors / Sponsors / Exhibitors: Many of the exhibitors are developers, and all of them have periods of boredom during three days of exhibiting. If you see someone at a booth who is not talking to anyone, they are probably bored out of their wits and would welcome an opportunity to talk to you. Just walk up and say, “Hi! Can you tell me about [whatever it is that they are exhibiting ]?” It can lead to some of the best conversations you have. Also, free t-shirts. However, the Caktus sales team was not bored during the conference — whenever I went by, Tim Scales and Ian Huckabee (pictured) were always busy talking with someone. Job Fair: The job fair, which is open to the public, is another great opportunity to talk with company representatives. You’re less likely to find someone bored, but you’ll be able to pack a lot of conversations into a couple of hours. Even if you’re not looking for a new job, it’s interesting to see what opportunities are available, and see if there is a new skill set you want to work on. You might even find the perfect opportunity. Last year, I met Caktus at the PyCon job fair (I went to the fair but not the conference itself). This year, I talked with a lot of other companies and learned more about the lay of the land. My take: There’s good work available for Python engineers who understand DevOps, can build APIs, can support data scientists, and work well in a dynamic, collaborative environment. In fact, that sounds to me a lot like working with Caktus Group. They’re hiring, by the way. Sprints: Not only are you contributing to a project, but you are working alongside some really smart people whom you might have just met. (More on the sprints below.) 5. Eat Early Speaking of meals, it’s imperative to arrive early to the meal line, because developers are a hungry lot, and there isn’t really extra. I learned this the hard way. One day, I was so busy sprinting and trying to get my tests working that I didn’t go to lunch until 45 minutes after the opening bell. At that point, all that was left was a large plate of potatoes. At least they were really good potatoes. 6. Sprint! After the conference itself there are four days of sprints. These are like open spaces, but for coding. Anyone can host a sprint for their open-source project. You get a table in one of the open spaces rooms, and you code together for any length of time, up to four days. The conference organizers provide the space (with power and internet) and lunch (be quick or eat potatoes), and you provide the code. It’s a pretty sweet opportunity to get your feet wet with some new projects, or to work with your project team in person (a great opportunity when you all live in different places). It’s a great time to be with others, and despite the fact that a lot of joking and talking takes place around the table, a lot of serious coding also happens. For my part, even though my work and family schedule didn’t allow me to stay for the entire sprint, I decided to stay through Monday (the first sprint day) and check out a couple of projects. Based on my interactions during the conference, I chose to sprint with Falcon Framework (top photo at right) for a few hours, and then switched to CodeRed CMS (bottom photo at right) for a couple of hours. I was a complete newbie on both projects, but both teams were super helpful in getting me onboard, and I was even able to commit some code to each project (see here and here) before driving home Monday evening. Sprinting with these teams was a wonderful experience for me. Prepare for Pittsburgh Cleveland was pretty cool. I’m already looking forward to being in Pittsburgh for PyCon 2020. I hope to see you there. Just be sure to register on time — details about the next PyCon should be released mid-summer; you can watch @PyCon on Twitter for updates. Unless noted, all images copyright © 2019 by Sean Harrison. All rights reserved.

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The pandas library is a powerful tool for multiple phases of the data science workflow, including data cleaning, visualization, and exploratory data analysis. However, the size and complexity of the pandas library makes it challenging to discover the best way to accomplish any given task. In this in-depth tutorial, which I presented at PyCon 2019, you'll use pandas to answer questions about a real-world dataset. Through each exercise, you'll learn important data science skills as well as "best practices" for using pandas. By the end of the tutorial, you'll be more fluent at using pandas to correctly and efficiently answer your own data science questions. This is an intermediate level tutorial, so if you're new to pandas, I recommend starting with my other video series: Easier data analysis with pandas. If you want to follow along with the exercises at home, you can download the dataset and notebook from GitHub. Here are some of the topics covered in the video: adjusting for bias in your dataset handling missing values choosing an appropriate plot customizing your plot using the datetime data type filtering using loc versus query using multiple aggregation functions checking for small sample sizes method chaining verifying your results using random samples evaluating a "stringifed" Python container applying a custom function to a Series writing lambda functions Let me know if you have any questions, and I'm happy to answer them! P.S. If you like this video, you should check out my interactive pandas course, Analyzing Police Activity with pandas. NEW VIDEO: Learn how to write better, more efficient #pandas code ?? https://t.co/SWKmIU8blaDownload the dataset to follow along with the exercises:?‍? https://t.co/wt0RqrdyEnBecome more fluent at using pandas to answer your own #DataScience questions!#Python pic.twitter.com/eTNKuNihif— Kevin Markham (@justmarkham) May 23, 2019

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A report by Check Point Research has been brought to our attention relating to a security vulnerability that was patched back in December 2015. This report has also been picked up by Threat Post. Both reports contain a great deal of inaccuracies and intimate that the vulnerability detailed is a current one. This statement serves to clarify the facts surrounding this issue. Furthermore we would like to assure our user base that, much as these posts attempt to state that this is a current issue, the truth of the matter is far from that.

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Multilingual virtual keyboard functionality in input fields and textareas. Available keyboards Albanian, Amharic (=Tigrinya), Arabic, Armenian (Eastern/Western), Assamese, Azerbaijani (Cyrillic / Latin), Belarusian, Belgian, Bengali, Bulgarian (+Phonetic), Burmese, Chinese (Bopomofo / Cangjie / Pinyin), Crimean Tatar, Czech, Danish, Dari, Devanagari, Divehi, Dingbats, Dvorak, Dutch, English (International / GB / US), Estonian, Faeroese, Farsi, Finnish, French (Canada / France / Switzerland), Georgian, German (Germany / Switzerland), Glagolitic, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Icelandic, Irish / Gaelic, Italian, Japanese (Hiragana / Katakana), Kannada, Kazakh (Cyrillic), Khmer, Korean, Kurdish, Kyrgyz, Latvian, Lithuanian, Hungarian, Macedonian, Malayalam, Maltese, Marathi, Misc. Symbols, Mongolian (Cyrillic), Norwegian, Old Cyrillic / Church Slavonic, Pashto, Polish (+Programmers), Portuguese (Brazil / Portugal), Punjabi (Gurmukhi), Romanian, Russian, Serbocroatian (Latin = Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian & Slovenian), Serbian (Cyrillic), Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss (French / German), Syriac, Tamil, Tatar (Cyrillic), Telugu, Thai (Kedmanee / Pattachote), Turkish (F/Q), Turkmen, Ukrainian, Urdu (+Phonetic), Uzbek, Vietnamese, Yiddish (+Yidish Lebt) and more to come... The keyboard is fully customisable in the backend. Without any coding you can adjust the basic keyboard settings: - Choose which keyboards to show - Define default keyboard - Fully localize any language titles, tooltips and meta keys to your language - Adjust keyboard size - Allow user to resize - Show number pad - Set dead keys on by default - Submit forms when Enter is pressed - Set keyboard image - Use imageless mode - Set custom font - Use clickless mode - Define a custom keyboard layout (advanced) You can apply the keyboard to the textarea and input field of your choice, or to all at once. By assigning the module to a specific menu, you are able to have the keyboard on the pages of your choice. You can localize the keyboard for multilingual Joomla installations by creating a Virtual Keyboard module for each language.

Joomla search plugin for mediawiki database (Joomla 3+) (a simple search plugin) Allows the search of a self-hosted mediawiki database, using the integrated Joomla search. (Exact match not implemented.)

The Super Link Preview system plugin it's automatically creates link preview like social media platforms (like facebook) when you are posting a link. It fetchs the title/image/descirption and display it nicely in your website. How it works The Plugin fetches the URL provided and extracts from HEAD of the HTML page the following META-TAGS: Title, Description & Image Title & Description are standard HTML meta-tags fields. The image is fetched from tags for social media (og:image, twitter:image). If image tag does not exists then it requests a webpage screenshot through API of screenshotlayer.com, most of the website has meta-tags for social media platforms. If your site does not have, consider adding og tags. There 2 modes of usage: Tooltip Preview (like Pop-UP) using AJAX on link hover. It can work on specific links just using the class "superlink" or using wrapper css classes With tag {superlink}https://my-url{/superlink} ** Some features** Template for Tag (you can create your own templates or override the defaults) Template for PopUP (tooltip) (you can create your own templates or override the defaults) Paramaters override in the tag {} Tag rename, you can use any tag name you wish Image / Title / Description display Image width parameter Screenshot of URL using service of screenshotlayer.com Failback image (screenshot or default image) Binary Image display to prevent http (unsescure) to break your site Rel Follow (Nofollow/Follow) Target set (New window, or same) Caching requests for speed optimizing Some cases of usage: Image preview (if you have links targeting to images) Internal Page previews Previews for outgoing links Bloging source reference Author website preview Genericl Links preview Showcase / Portfolio preview links

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.1.29. This is a security release.All PHP 7.1 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version.For source downloads of PHP 7.1.29 please visit our downloads page, Windows source and binaries can be found on windows.php.net/download/. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog.

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.2.18. This is a security release which also contains several minor bug fixes.All PHP 7.2 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version.For source downloads of PHP 7.2.18 please visit our downloads page, Windows source and binaries can be found on windows.php.net/download/. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog.

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.3.5. This is a security release which also contains several bug fixes.All PHP 7.3 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version.For source downloads of PHP 7.3.5 please visit our downloads page, Windows source and binaries can be found on windows.php.net/download/. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog.

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.3.4. This is a security release which also contains several bug fixes.All PHP 7.3 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version.For source downloads of PHP 7.3.4 please visit our downloads page, Windows source and binaries can be found on windows.php.net/download/. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog.

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.2.17. This is a security release which also contains several minor bug fixes.All PHP 7.2 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version.For source downloads of PHP 7.2.17 please visit our downloads page, Windows source and binaries can be found on windows.php.net/download/. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog.

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.1.28. This is a security release.All PHP 7.1 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version.For source downloads of PHP 7.1.28 please visit our downloads page, Windows source and binaries can be found on windows.php.net/download/. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog.

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 7.3.3. This is a security release which also contains several bug fixes.All PHP 7.3 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version.For source downloads of PHP 7.3.3 please visit our downloads page, Windows source and binaries can be found on windows.php.net/download/. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog.

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