Posted by
michael
on from the choice-of-a-new-generation dept.
aftk2 writes "PHP.Net has just reported the release of PHP 4.3.0. The update sports a unified method of handling files and sockets, a bundled GD library (for working with images), and finalizes PHP's command line interface. For other information, check out the ChangeLog."
Is the friendly error messages, they point you back to the PHP Documentation. Being a regular in #PHP IRC channels, this is going to save me a lot of headaches:) Praise the lord, the newbies have fully automated RTFM messaging!!
-- I don't keep a lid on my coffee so when I walk around I look busy -me
Re:consider running an opcode cache
by
MmmmAqua
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· Score: 4, Interesting
Why no official PHP Opcode cache [weblogs.com]? 30-200% performance gain
Simply asked, simply answered: there is no "official" PHP opcode caching because PHP relies on the Zend engine and the PHP developers work very closely with the people at Zend, who sell the Zend Performance Suite (formerly Zend Accelerator), and the guys at PHP are not about to cut into Zend's livelihood by bundling a product with PHP which makes the Zend product redundant.
Is the friendly error messages , they point you back to the PHP Documentation. Being a regular in #PHP IRC channels, this is going to save me a lot of headaches :) Praise the lord, the newbies have fully automated RTFM messaging!!
I don't keep a lid on my coffee so when I walk around I look busy -me
Why no official PHP Opcode cache [weblogs.com]? 30-200% performance gain
Simply asked, simply answered: there is no "official" PHP opcode caching because PHP relies on the Zend engine and the PHP developers work very closely with the people at Zend, who sell the Zend Performance Suite (formerly Zend Accelerator), and the guys at PHP are not about to cut into Zend's livelihood by bundling a product with PHP which makes the Zend product redundant.
Arr! The laws of physics be a harsh mistress!