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Presented on January 18, 2018
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PHP 7.0 was a leap forward in performance; 7.1 was another step forward, as was 7.2 and 7.3. With nothing more than keeping PHP up-to-date, applications get faster, servers work less and handle more. So why worry about performance if PHP is going to do it for us?
Applications grow increasingly more complex every day. The amount of code and markup that has to be served to the frontend is growing almost exponentially. Yes, the backend is getting faster but the needs of the application are growing at the same pace, if not faster. Upgrading PHP these days is just treading water. Developers, teams, and companies have to be on the lookout for ways to make their applications perform faster; they have to look “Beyond Performance”. That is the theme of this next Day Camp 4 Developers and that is what our speakers will help you do, look beyond performance. We are countering everything from what makes PHP tick, to multi-threaded, non-blocking programming in PHP. Learn how to take your application to the next level before your competition does.Demin Yin
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Sara Golemon
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ASYNCHRONOUS EXPRESSIVE
The rise of Node.js has many developers interested in asynchronous web application development, as it allows offloading heavy processes in order to provide snappy responses to clients. How can you achieve this in PHP, particularly with Expressive? The Swoole extension to PHP gives us an async foundation; in this session, you’ll also learn how to code your middleware, handlers, and their dependencies so that they play well in an async environment, allowing you to leverage its scaling and performance benefits.
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EVENTED ARCHITECTURES
PHP has graduated into being an all-around decent general-purpose programming language. But we still use the same old architectural patterns when we write applications. In “Event Architectures”, I walk through why relying on blocking contexts is less efficient and provide examples of how to re-think program flow to achieve far higher throughput and CPU-consumption density than ever before.
Jason McCreary
PHP + REDIS + NGINX = LUDICROUS SPEED
So you built a successful app. The next step is “scale”. But what you really mean is speed – Ludicrous Speed. Let’s explore a making super fast app build in native PHP (no frameworks) running atop nginx, and using Redis as our runtime database. We’ll take a peak at how on the surface this may be a PHP app. Yet, underneath it’s a high-performance, horizontally scalable app.