When it comes to programming, more specifically the development of web applications, it is important to consider all the tools of the trade before using the one that is going to be used for the job.
Zend in the implementation of the virtual machine, when compiling the generated op_array for each one opline the opcode will be distributed to the appropriate processor (zend_vm_def.h definition) implemented, and distributed in different ways according to the distribution process can be divided into CALL, SWITCH , and GOTO three types.
Rasmus Lerdorf is undoubtedly the most famous Greenlandic geek alive. Having created PHP as a bunch of hackish scripts to support his website in 1995, he turned it into a powerful, fully fledged language that’s now used by millions around the world.
This amazon script was originally developed by Uioreanu Calin in 2002, in this version we have adapted it for easier reading and editing, we always found the original version a great help but such a chore to find your way around with redundant files often getting in the way.
Posted under Article, PHP on Monday, 21 September 2009 by rueben
The #debian IRC channel on freenode very often sees people who don’t know how to get PHP running with Apache. This is nearly always caused by missing packages – particularly the Apache mod_php module.
Posted under Article, PHP on Thursday, 3 September 2009 by rueben
This is a currency converter, built with a combination of javascript and php, which uses an XML feed from http://www.ecb.int/ to get up to date exchange rates.
The OP said “don’t waste your time optimizing basic PHP code” and he’s right. The source of slowness in simple code is most likely external to the code
With PHP’s widespread adoption,it’s almost too easy to find a script or snippet to do exactly what you need. Unfortunately, there’s no filter as to what is a “good practice” and what’s, well… not so good when writing a PHP script.
eAccelerator is a further development from mmcache PHP Accelerator & Encoder. It increases performance of PHP scripts by caching them in compiled state, so that the overhead of compiling is almost completely eliminated.