Rector 2.1.3 is out now 🎉🎉🎉 Huge thanks to Caleb White and Matthias Schmidt, who took our pull-request by storm 😁👌 * early deprecatoin fixes in PHP 8.5 * 30+ fixes in type declaration and dead-code sets * and more... 👇 github.com/rectorphp/rect…

I just recently installed and configured Rector after knowing about it for years---I'm kicking myself for not installing it sooner, this would have saved SO much time! This should be a MANDATORY install on any PHP project, stop nitpicking conventions and let the tool

Tomas Votruba tony-stark.eth (🧱,🚀) 🦇🔊 Rector markus staab | @[email protected] Long overdue that I tried to contribute back to Rector (even though I've built a few in private packages before), but this would've saved me a bit of hassle, so here we go github.com/rectorphp/rect…

I finalized all of my classes (using Rector's awesome swiss-knife tool) and I started getting hundreds of PHPStan errors about too-wide return types! So I created a NarrowTooWideReturnType rector to automatically fix all of these (available in the next Rector release)!

I'm speaking at Longhorn PHP this year! From PHP 5.3 to PHP 8: Conquering Legacy Code Migration Under Deadline Pressure longhornphp.com/sessions#from-…

Hey, building Rector rules to automate boring things to give you a better all-round experience is pretty fun 😬 github.com/driftingly/rec…

Using final to get best Rector and PHPStan experience is underrated code quality hack 👌💪 tomasvotruba.com/blog/why-final…

We recently tagged two new releases of Rector for Laravel 🚀 A massive thank you to Caleb White and contributors for all the new rules & features 🔥

If you want to get your codebase in shape, but are lazy and codebase too huge, read these 3 steps: 1. Start substracting before improving It's easier to improve less code, than more code. There is a package that gamifies this process and turns it into fun. Install it, run it

This would be a great Rector set for Laravel 😎

Make sure you're not reaching for the PHPStan baseline too early, especially on lower levels! I've slowly worked my way from level 0 to 4 and now almost 5 without using the baseline. Why? Because often times (especially on lower levels) there's core abstractions in your code

I'm excited to be giving my Rector workshop at Longhorn conference this year. Grab your tickets now!

I'll be streaming my Talk tomorrow at Laravel Moris. 🤞 "Refactor Laravel with RectorPHP" 💪

AI and Rector are 2 different tools that solve different problems. Like tests and static analysis. Use both to get best results 😇

During my talk on Rector today at Laravel Moris. I said "RectorPHP is an elevator of refactoring PHP code" and it makes a lot of sense. 🤌

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TIL: PHPStan can check php version check scope via $scope->getPhpVersion()->getType() I can see that it works on Ternary when working on Rector TODO: verify under If_ or version_compare() if possible, that's another learning prosess :)

Rector downloads getting closer to 100 000 000 😲 😲 😲 Can we break it before September ends? 🤩

It's happening 👀😎