International PHP Conference Spring 2014
2014-06-01
Berlin, Germany
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Goodbye LAMP Stack? | Arne Blankerts | 41m |
Argues HHVM can replace PHP-FPM with HHVM behind nginx using FastCGI or Unix sockets, installed via vendor repo or compiled, and run as a service; demonstrates… | ||
| HHVM: the alternative PHP Runtime | Sebastian Bergmann | 52m |
Explains how Facebook replaced PHP with HipHop tools: a C++ transformer (hphpc) that converted 880,000 lines to C++ in under a second but then took hours to… | ||
| HHVM, the new PHP? | Stefan Priebsch | 54m |
HHVM is a drop-in alternative runtime that replaces the Zend engine with JIT compilation to compile PHP to machine code, promising big resource savings… | ||
| The first 200 milliseconds of HTTPS | Joshua Thijssen | 56m |
Step‑by‑step break down of the first 200 milliseconds of an HTTPS connection: ClientHello → ServerHello exchanges ciphers and random nonces, server sends X.509… | ||
| Bottleneck Analysis | Ilia Alshanetsky | 54m |
Full-stack checklist for finding real bottlenecks: measure browser timing with Boomerang and Chrome DevTools — example: php.net shows 206ms connection, 200ms… | ||
| Interview with – Stefan Priebsch | Stefan Priebsch | |
A short interview gives a concise assessment of PHP execution engines: the traditional Zend Engine, Facebook’s HHVM, and the upcoming PHPNG (the PHP Next… | ||
| Interview with – Sebastian Springer | Sebastian Springer | 02m |
Overview of the current state of JavaScript support in browsers: many ECMAScript features remain unsupported (availability charts show much red), with modules… | ||
| IPC Spring 2014 | 01m | |
Coverage shows how to scale PHP applications beyond shared hosting, with demos that walk through setting up Continuous Integration pipelines, workshops… | ||
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