Скачать или смотреть Episode 7 | Weekly Programming and Tech News | 14-10-2023

In this video, we'll cover the following:

PHP 8.1.24 released: This is a bug fix release, so all PHP 8.1 users are encouraged to upgrade.
Laravel 10.26 released: This release includes a search feature for the Artisan vendor:publish command, array cache expiry updates, and more.
Oracle Continues MySQL HeatWave Innovation: Oracle has announced significant enhancements to MySQL HeatWave, including support for vector store, generative AI, new in-database machine learning features, and more.
ECMAScript 2023 Approved: ECMAScript 2023, an update to the official specification for the JavaScript programming language, has been approved by ECMA International. The new spec adds new methods for searching and changing arrays, extends the WeakMap API to allow unique symbols, and introduces some standardization for the use of hashbangs.
New inert Attribute: Most browsers now support the inert attribute, which can be used to indicate that an element is not interactive. This can be useful for accessibility and performance reasons.
Semantic Elements: Semantic elements are HTML tags that accurately reflect the content they contain. For example, the p tag is used for paragraphs and the img tag is used for images. Using semantic elements is important for SEO, accessibility, and browser compatibility.
Node.js v20.8.0 Released: Node.js v20.8.0 includes significant performance improvements for streams and bug fixes. If you're using Node.js, I encourage you to upgrade to this version.
In addition to the above news, I'll also be discussing some other interesting web development topics in this video, such as:

The future of web development
The rise of AI in web development
Best practices for web development in 2023
If you're a web developer or you're interested in web development, be sure to watch this video!

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