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I have taken extensive PHP applications and re-coded them as a C/C++ module to the PHP language. It worked out successfully. A simple loop in PHP that just d
by RobGR 18y ago
I have taken extensive PHP applications and re-coded them as a C/C++ module to the PHP language. It worked out successfully. A simple loop in PHP that just does some math and prints our a value, can be 1,000 times faster in C; if a PHP object is created and deleted in the loop, and you do the same in C++, you can get 100,000 times faster. Your speedup will vary according to what it does, of course -- if it is mostly waiting for a database, you won't see much speedup at all.
Contact me if you are looking for someone to do that kind of work.
If I were starting a new web app from scratch today, I would code it in C using Thomas Boutelle's cgic library. Of course, it seems one rarely starts anything from scratch these days.
- jgalvez 18y agoWell, we're constantly looking for talented folks at Côdeazur Brasil (http://codeazur.com.br http://codeazur.com.br), even for remote work. We actually have an open position for a Rails senior developer at the time but we haven't managed to find anyone yet, or haven't looked hard enough. Please contact me at jonas@codeazur.com.br with IM info, I'd love to introduce you to some of the stuff we want to do (so maybe you can help).