ExeOutput for PHP 2024.0 Released - July 29th, 2024

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:fire: We are thrilled to announce the release of ExeOutput for PHP version 2024.0, packed with a host of new features and updates to enhance your development experience.

:point_right: Download the new version of our PHP to EXE compiler here.

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What’s New in Version 2024.0

  • PHP Support: Added support for PHP 8.1, PHP 8.2, and PHP 8.3. Note that PHP 8.2 and 8.3 require Windows 10 or higher.
  • Windows 11 Compatibility: Official support for Windows 11 has been added.
  • Chromium Update: Updated to Chromium version 109, the last version compatible with Windows 7.
  • Enhanced File Copy Logic: Verifies if the source file is newer than the destination before copying.
  • New Rendering Properties: Added properties like DisableImgDragDrop and DevToolsPort.
  • Global Security Options: Disable printing features across the entire application.
  • Loading Bar: New loading bar to indicate when a page is still loading.
  • Caching Support: Added support for caching static content in applications.
  • Bug Fixes and Improvements: Various fixes including PowerShell invocation issues, updated code signing standards, and more.
  • Updated Examples: Examples like WordPress and Adminer have been updated, and a new example with Laravel has been added.

Additionally, we have extended some account maintenances due to the delay between the 2021 and 2024 releases. Check your account for maintenance status and renewal options.

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:point_right: Read the full changelog and download ExeOutput for PHP 2024.0 here

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Very nice! Good job! :slight_smile:
Within the Releasenotes plans you mentioned that you are already testing WebView support (ExeOutput for PHP 2024.0: New Features & Enhancements - ExeOutput for PHP). Is this something which is planned in near future or will that be part of a next major release?

Any chance to become beta tester?

Thanks,
Matthias

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Yes, we are internally implementing WebView2 for ExeOutput for PHP. In order to make lighter EXE files.
We already have experience with WebView2 since we implemented it into our companion software HTML Executable. The main difficulty is to rewrite the internal server that serves data from PHP into WebView2.
And thank you for being volunteer to test it. When the public Beta is available, we’ll notify you.