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by skippyta 10y ago
In the world of PHP 7, blocking I/O will still be a problem (at least, it was when I looked at the proposed feature set over a year and a half ago), but in PHP 5.x, the Zend engine is actually just incredibly inefficient, to the point
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by skippyta 10y ago
PHP has xdebug. You can debug interactively using an IDE like IntelliJ / PHPStorm or whatever floats your boat. Is that not enough? Edit: I commented on this post before the OP edited the original with a longer form explanation. Origi
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by skippyta 10y ago
I worked in PHP at Box for about 3 years. This article does a great job of reflecting my sentiments on the language. In particular, I'm glad to see that the author recognizes that there are some glaring issues with PHP that aren't
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by skippyta 11y ago
I can't find in any of the linked sources any conclusive proof that all children are born with perfect pitch. From my own research in 2011, I hadn't discovered any papers which would make so bold of a conclusion. This proposal[0]
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Box – Going Forward, Faster with HHVM(box.com)
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by skippyta 14y ago
@ BoxWorks this year, Jeff Lawson of Twilio fame touched on APIs and mentioned something along the lines of "A developer should never trust an API or expect anything of it if he's not paying for it. As long as you're not paying, you're just
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by skippyta 14y ago
Adrian: as you are one of the only people on YouTube I've ever subscribed to, I felt the need to say that this is fantastic not only for the features of the software itself, but also because you've provided a wealth of tabulature for your o