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I have not tested the speed of JPHP on more complex tests. I only tried to test JPHP as a simple web server (via Apache Benchmark) that contains like "echo Hell
by dim-s 12y ago
I have not tested the speed of JPHP on more complex tests. I only tried to test JPHP as a simple web server (via Apache Benchmark) that contains like "echo Hello World" and a few classes, the result was excellent, faster the Phalcon framework, about 3000 req/s. The results of this testing will publish later.
- mgkimsal 12y agoThe other area where JPHP could come in handy is large scale hosting of multi-tenant services - wordpress, magento, etc. If you can run that code well, and at a significant speed improvement to show savings at scale, there's something to be had there, but again, with PHP7 coming out, I think it'll be hard to get as much of a speed benefit as you'd need to make it marketable. But maybe that's not your purpose anyway. If it sounds like I've been bashing you or the project, apologies; it's a neat idea - I like to see hacker projects like this, just not sure where it'll go long term.