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Life & fun · October 6, 2013

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I just released Requests for PHP 1.6

I just released Requests for PHP 1.6 launched on October 6, 2013 with 32 votes, #63 of 565 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 13 years on.

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Requests for PHP is a library that simplifies HTTP requests in PHP applications. Version 1.6 introduces support for sending multiple simultaneous HTTP requests using cURL, with automatic fallback to synchronous requests on servers without cURL installed. The library handles the complexity of managing parallel requests transparently, making it useful for developers who need to fetch data from multiple sources efficiently without manual implementation of request handling.

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It’s been a while since I released Requests 1.5 two years ago (!), and I’m trying to get back on top of managing all my projects. The code in Requests has been sitting there working perfectly for a long time, so it’s about time to release to a new version. Announcing Requests 1.6! This release brings a chunk of changes , including: Multiple request support – Send multiple HTTP requests with both fsockopen and cURL, transparently falling back to synchronous when not supported. Simply call Requests::request_multiple() , and servers with cURL installed will automatically upgrade to parallel requests. Proxy support – HTTP proxies are now natively supported via a…from journal.ryanmccue.info

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