PHP 8.0 is No Longer Supported!
The development team no longer supports PHP 8.0 as of November 26, 2023. The development team will no longer provide security patches and updates, and users are advised to upgrade to the latest version to ensure the best performance and security.
On the other hand, PHP 8.1 is currently in security support mode, which means that the development team will continue to release security patches and updates but will not actively work on new features or improvements. It is recommended to upgrade to PHP 8.2 or higher for the latest features and security.
The upgrade process is relatively straightforward and can be found on the PHP website. It is essential to follow the instructions carefully to ensure a smooth upgrade process. The upgrade will provide users with the latest security patches and improvements, as well as new features and improvements.
To read more about how to upgrade:
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