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Initial code was written in PHP 7, but then we wanted to release in a more universal 5.x. Well, PHP 7.0 has been released 3 December 2015, and we currently didn't aggressively pushed the notifications center. Furthermore, the notifications center isn't a small piece of software you decide to install on a random hosting, but a part of a more complex architecture, to use with a broker, and probably consumers (write-only notifications not consumed by any software isn't valuable). That means we can more reasonably ask the service to call the requirements, not the other way.

Initial code was written in PHP 7, but then we wanted to release in a more universal 5.x. Well, PHP 7.0 has been released 3 December 2015, and we currently didn't aggressively pushed the notifications center. Furthermore, the notifications center isn't a small piece of software you decide to install on a random hosting, but a part of a more complex architecture, to use with a broker, and probably consumers (write-only notifications not consumed by any software isn't valuable). That means we can more reasonably ask the service to call the requirements, not the other way. **Plan** * Document scalar parameters expected types * Use strict types, see https://wiki.php.net/rfc/scalar_type_hints_v5

Initial code was written in PHP 7, but then we wanted to release in a more universal 5.x. Well, PHP 7.0 has been released 3 December 2015, and we currently didn't aggressively pushed the notifications center. Furthermore, the notifications center isn't a small piece of software you decide to install on a random hosting, but a part of a more complex architecture, to use with a broker, and probably consumers (write-only notifications not consumed by any software isn't valuable). That means we can more reasonably ask the service to call the requirements, not the other way. **Plan** * Document scalar parameters expected types * Use strict types, see https://wiki.php.net/rfc/scalar_type_hints_v5