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Boosting the Speed of PHP on Microsoft Azure
(peachpie.io)
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What Happens When PHP Static Fields Are Compiled to .NET
(blog.peachpie.io)
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Using the foreach construct in .NET
(blog.peachpie.io)
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How .NET Handles PHP Static Locals
(blog.peachpie.io)
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Using PHP include with .NET
(blog.peachpie.io)
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Achieving PHP interop with .NET
(blog.peachpie.io)
23 points
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Peachpie.io on Microsoft .NET Livestream Tomorrow
(blog.peachpie.io)
22 points
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10y ago
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How Roslyn Empowers PHP and Peachpie
(blog.peachpie.io)
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10y ago
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Microbenchmarking Method Calling: Peachpie Crushes PHP by Using Call Sites
(blog.peachpie.io)
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FAQ – Peachpie PHP to .NET Compiler
(blog.peachpie.io)
21 points
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11y ago
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pchp
11y ago
He does, he's just being humble.
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Running PHP in .NET with Peachpie
(blog.peachpie.io)
16 points
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11y ago
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8 comments
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pchp
11y ago
Thanks for your comment. You are right about the fact that we obviously heavily optimized specifically for this microbenchmark. However, Peachpie's architecture is designed in such a way that enables us to optimize most processes and f
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Peachpie vs. PHP microbenchmark - Computing Pi
11 points
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11y ago
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2 comments
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pchp
11y ago
Depends, parts of the code are based on MS Roslyn, parts on Phalanger. It's been a few years in the making, let's put it that way.
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pchp
11y ago
Yes, but HHVM is a transpiler to C++, whereas Peachpie compiles into C#.
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Computing Pi with Peachpie (PHP Compiler to .NET)
(blog.peachpie.io)
10 points
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11y ago
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5 comments
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11y ago
Computing Pi with Peachpie: blog.peachpie.io.
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11y ago
Well. PHP 7 has a completely reworked opcode cache and many other tweaks that increase its performance across pretty much all applications tested (including the Zend framework itself according to Zend). With that said, however, as we mentio
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pchp
11y ago
It doesn't make much sense actually. Comparing Peachpie-powered PHP5 and PHP7 doesn't have all that much value. With that said we are going to do it anyway in the next week or so, but we expect PHP7 to be faster. The real value co
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pchp
11y ago
Absolutely no worries. You can try out whatever you want for free. Several large projects have been built using Phalanger over the years, including Wordpress for instance.
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11y ago
This.
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11y ago
You are the reason this compiler exists :) many companies mix the two together. We might be offering commercial support for Phalanger in the next couple of weeks, depending on your company and the project.
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pchp
11y ago
As someone mentioned below - Phalanger doesn't support PHP 7. Peachpie will and as soon as we manage that, we can provide benchmarks.
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Peachpie – PHP Compiler to .NET, Part 2
(blog.peachpie.io)
51 points
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11y ago
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22 comments
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Introducing Peachpie – The PHP Compiler to .NET
(blog.peachpie.io)
1 points
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11y ago
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11y ago
www.github.com/iolevel/peachpie-concept
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PHP compiler to .NET
(peachpie.io)
2 points
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pchp
11y ago
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2 comments