International PHP Conference 2025
2025-06-02..2025-06-06
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[International PHP Conference 2012 Spring Edition, International PHP Conference Spring 2014, International PHP Conference Spring 2017, International PHP Conference Spring 2018, International PHP Conference Spring 2019, International PHP Conference 2020 Spring Edition, International PHP Conference 2025, International PHP Conference 2025 Munich]
who it's for
php developers, backend engineers, web performance engineers, php extension authors, frontend developers, site reliability engineers, software architects
topics
PHP 8.1 fibers; asynchronous PHP with ReactPHP; queued event processing with RabbitMQ; promises-based concurrent HTTP; PHP FFI and DuckDB; writing native PHP extensions; skeleton screens and first meaningful paint; php-css-pulsar tree shaking; preload and preconnect resource hints; stale-while-revalidate caching
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Maximize Performance: Asynchronous PHP Explained! | Florian Engelhardt | 35m |
E‑commerce checkout waits of up to 20 seconds, correlated with cart size, get cut by moving nonessential work off the request path: order tracking, marketing… | ||
| Unlock Parallel Processing in PHP with Fibers | Alexander M. Turek, Tomasz Turkowski | 39m |
Concrete rundown of what fibers actually do: fibers arrive in PHP 8.1 as a Fiber class with suspend/resume and state methods, example code shows start… | ||
| New Feature: What the Fibers extension can do for you | Bohuslav Šimek | 41m |
Shows a practical port of DuckDB into PHP both as a quick DuckDB via PHP FFI prototype and as a native PHP extension built with the PHP source, gdb and… | ||
| PPT – Psychological Performance Tuning | Henning Fries | 52m |
Shows concrete tactics: use skeleton screens and above‑the‑fold loading to hit a fast first meaningful paint, preload with preemptive start or divide work into… | ||
| Optimizing Page Experience in PHP | Alain Schlesser | 46m |
Explains concrete server-side moves for PHP sites: implements Page Experience Toolbox (early prototype, not production-ready) to analyze HTML/headers and run… | ||
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