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What's New in PHP Extension for Visual Studio Code(blog.devsense.com)
1 points by jakubmisek 7mo ago|1 comments
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by jakubmisek 7mo ago
The end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026 brought another substantial update to the PHP extension for Visual Studio Code by DEVSENSE. This release focuses on deeper code understanding, smarter refactorings, better framework support, full al
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by jakubmisek 3y ago
We already had a huge C# console project originaly developed for windows/.net framework 4.5 .. .net on Linux was a zero cost transition, giving us a whole new platform, a whole new user base. It was that easy.
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Logic Snake Game – Snake Go (Android)(play.google.com)
1 points by jakubmisek 4y ago|1 comments
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by jakubmisek 4y ago
Solve the logic snake game! Find a way, eat the coins, and reach the exit... Can you make it in as few moves as possible?
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3D Snake Game for iOS(apps.apple.com)
1 points by jakubmisek 4y ago|0 comments
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by jakubmisek 4y ago
need to come with more exciting title next time!
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Another iOS Snake Game(apps.apple.com)
4 points by jakubmisek 4y ago|1 comments
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by jakubmisek 9y ago
And one of the features caused memory leaking in PHP for a decade. .NET has real garbage collection, we can take advantage of it.
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by jakubmisek 9y ago
For example one CLR limitation - `yield` cannot be in a catch block. Two workarounds - compiler can generate a crazy state machine or user can just move the PHP yield outside the catch. Error handling is a big issue - in PHP every notice an
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by jakubmisek 9y ago
You're right, 7.0 for example deprecates/removes some dirty practices that are hard to implement in .NET
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by jakubmisek 9y ago
Good point. In case of Peachpie microbenchmarks - that time it was the only pieces code that could be compiled ... We'll try to update benchmarks for more complex solutions.
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by jakubmisek 9y ago
Disclaimer - Peachpie dev. Some of the weird PHP constructs will never work - by purpose. In such case it will be reported in compile-time or at least in run-time. However, there is always a way of slightly changing the original code to mak
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by jakubmisek 10y ago
Interesting question. Beside that ASP.NET limits request size, Peachpie uses .NET hash function that differs from that used in PHP. Am I close ?
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by jakubmisek 10y ago
there are links to MS blogs and livecasts http://www.peachpie.io/resources and of course youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Hh61n9HFyqYbU4iFkqy4A
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by jakubmisek 10y ago
Just noticed a similar comment below - the openssl library which PHP is strugling with with every update. Peachpie uses the one in OS through the .NET being updated e.g. by Windows Update. So maybe "most secure" is too strong, but
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by jakubmisek 10y ago
j-php - but they don't try to be able to run existing apps
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by jakubmisek 10y ago
True, I've been noted, for example, about issues with openssl library, which is updated with every update of PHP ... while Peachpie uses the one provided within .NET which might be more frequently updated by Windows Update.
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by jakubmisek 10y ago
Currently there are few microbenchmarks on http://www.peachpie.io/benchmarks Expecting to be updated soon
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by jakubmisek 11y ago
Maybe?
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by jakubmisek 11y ago
Exactly!
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by jakubmisek 11y ago
Imagine deriving a C# class in PHP and then deriving it back in C# and then using it in PHP!
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by jakubmisek 11y ago
Thats progress!