1. X
  2. Rector
Log inSign up
Rector
2,687 posts
Image
user avatar
Rector
@rectorphp
Instant Upgrades and Instant Refactorings for PHP Applications. Why do it manually? #rectorphp Created by @votrubaT
PHP Community
getrector.com/hire-team
Joined December 2018
3
Following
4,390
Followers
RepliesRepliesMediaMedia

Log in or sign up for X

See what’s happening and join the conversation

Continue with phone
or
Log in with username or email
Terms·Privacy·Cookies·Accessibility·Ads Info·© 2026 X Corp.
  • user avatar
    Rector
    @rectorphp
    Jul 30
    Just add ->withPhpSets() to your rector.php, and enjoy all the new PHP features 👍
    user avatar
    Povilas Korop | Laravel & AI Coding Educator
    @PovilasKorop
    Jul 29
    PHP tip. Since PHP 8.2 you can mark the whole class `readonly` instead of repeating the keyword on every property. Every property becomes readonly automatically, and anything you add later is covered too. No way to forget one.
    Image
    477
  • user avatar
    Rector
    @rectorphp
    Jul 30
    Upgrading @rectorphp's codebase has its benefits (that any project can use) * bump PHPUnit 12 → 13 * CI fails because PHPStan spots deprecated methods in PHPUnit * Rector spots new dependency in composer.json * Rector looks for PHPUnit 13 upgrade rules * applies them and
    Image
    Image
    430
  • user avatar
    Rector
    @rectorphp
    Jul 28
    The @pestphp introduces Plugin Rector, so your tests are always in the best shape! Live at Laracon US
    Image
    Image
    5.7K
  • user avatar
    Rector
    @rectorphp
    Jul 15
    Interested in such an upgrade? Hire us: getrector.com/hire-team
    user avatar
    Tomas Votruba
    @VotrubaT
    Jul 15
    I'm slowly noticing how GPT helps to increase quality of my upgrade service. Before, when client wanted to catch this detail or that detail, that is not part of typical ECS, Rector or PHPStan sets, I struggled with convincing myself to write a new rule to handle it. To be
    1.2K
  • user avatar
    Rector
    @rectorphp
    Jul 14
    It's the little details... already out in PHPUnit Code Quality prepared set!
    Image
    809
  • See @rectorphp's full profile

    Sign up
    Log in
Advertisement
Advertisement