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This week I've been working on a combination of core improvements, optimizations, and fixes, plus a dozen pull requests have been added. Thanks for all of the great pull requests to the core that many of you have submitted. PR authors will appear in our GitHub contributors list once the changes are merged to the master branch (that's apparently how GitHub works). I do think soon we'll focus on getting a new master version out, as 3.0.165 is starting to feel old relative to the current dev branch. You can see all that's been changed and added this week in the dev branch commit log. Next week we'll be doing more of the same, though planning to get into some of the PRs that I didn't this week because they required more review and testing (those that involved more than a few lines of code changes). We're not going to bump the dev branch version till likely next Friday, since this week's work will continue into next week. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!

Not sure about performance, but I'm always using $this->wire->... because this supports intellisense while the other variants do not (in my setup): $this->wire->... correctly suggests the class properties and methods: $this->wire('files')->... does not: I guess $this->wire needs an extra call of the magic getter, but I have no idea if that really matters?! Whereas having intellisense matters a lot for me in my daily work...

@ryan Thanks for update! For some time I see a lot of such changes in the commits: //before $config = $this->wire('config'); $log = $this->wire('log'); //after $config = $this->wire()->config; $log = $this->wire()->log; Is there is some technical background for such changes or it's just a matter of preference? (I remember that you have explained it in some other thread or blog post, but I could not find it).