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PHP Opcache Explained by Julien Pauli (video from PHP UK Conference 2014)
The title says it all. A VERY deep explanation on how OpCache works. If you never heard of this excellent
Hochlastseiten mit PHP, MySQL und Apache am Beispiel stern.de (deutscher Artikel)
Eine grandiose Powerpoint-Präsentation die sich jeder, der mit PHP, MySQL und Apache auf Linux arbeitet, mal anschauen sollte: Nils Langner,
PHP 5.7 gets refactored core, is 10%-30% faster than PHP 5.5! Wow!
What an announcement! The awesome PHP core guys have refactored the Zend Engine (which drives PHP) and could successfully speed
“Belt” adds very clever everyday functions to PHP, comes with JavaScript naming styles and eventually solves the needle/haystack problem
This little projects is basically super-simple, but somehow really really clever and definitly a time-saver: Belt is a typical Composer-loaded
The first micro framework written in Hack is there: hack-mvc !
It has been just a few months ago Hack has been first announced, but some awesome people have already developed
How to install/setup a basic LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
This little tutorial shows how to setup Apache, MySQL and PHP on a Linux server, in this case Ubuntu 14.04
Facebook releases HipHop (HHVM) 3.0, adds mysqli and support for Hack language
Lots of movement in the PHP world these days! After releasing Hack (a dramatically improved fork of the entire PHP
Wow! Facebook devs have rewritten and fixed PHP, releasing it as new language called “Hack” today
Exciting stuff is happening: Some years ago Facebook has released an early preview of HipHop, a virtual machine that precompiles
The difference between “composer install” and “composer update” – nailed on the head
What a beautiful, direct and clean explaination of the often-confusing difference between composer install and composer update: Beau Simensen (Twitter,