News

Composer announces v1.0

Published
Composer announces v1.0 image

The Composer project just announced the official release of v1 on its fifth birthday.

Five years ago today, Composer was born. In some ways it feels like yesterday, at least it doesn’t feel like five years went by. In other ways it seems like a lifetime ago, and I can barely remember what it was like to write PHP code without having a whole ecosystem at my fingertips.

With this release, the Composer installer and composer self-update both install stable releases by default. Jordi said, “This is great to avoid bad surprises if you run self-update as part of your deployment, but it also means that the feedback loop gets longer for us when we do changes”.

To go along with this big release they have made a Composer gold master copy of the 1.0 release, and put it on a floppy disk. If you’d like to own this collector’s item it is up for auction on Ebay.

Eric L. Barnes photo

Eric is the creator of Laravel News and has been covering Laravel since 2012.

Sponsored

tinkerwell logo
Tinkerwell

Enjoy coding and debugging in an editor designed for fast feedback and quick iterations. It's like a shell for your application – but with multi-line editing, code completion, and more.

Visit Tinkerwell

The latest

View all →
CPX: The Composer Package Executor for PHP image

CPX: The Composer Package Executor for PHP

Read article
Laravel AI SDK Adds Human-in-the-Loop Tool Approval image

Laravel AI SDK Adds Human-in-the-Loop Tool Approval

Read article
Pest 5 Released With Test Impact Analysis, Agent Verification, and Evals image

Pest 5 Released With Test Impact Analysis, Agent Verification, and Evals

Read article
Queue-SQL: Run Mass Deletes and Updates Across Parallel Queue Jobs image

Queue-SQL: Run Mass Deletes and Updates Across Parallel Queue Jobs

Read article
Blade Formatting in Laravel Pint image

Blade Formatting in Laravel Pint

Read article
Inertia DevTools Is Now on the Chrome Web Store image

Inertia DevTools Is Now on the Chrome Web Store

Read article