Maximising Performance With Zend Framework
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Claims concrete wins: baseline with siege and XHProf exposes where time goes, composer autoload and file lookups eat ~40% of requests, and simple fixes give big lifts. Practical steps are enable OPcache and config caching (watch closures/serialization), generate classmaps and template maps, order hot routes last, avoid heavy event use, and cache expensive storage. Examples include a combined-file module that cuts autoload overhead and measured jumps from ~33 to ~150+ transactions/sec on the demo app.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 4:10Tools
- 9:21Xdebug
- 11:34Change
- 11:48Siege
- 30:21Config Caching
- 33:54Routing
- 40:42View Template Map
- 41:49Best Practices
- 46:22Bonus
- 50:12Summary
- 52:50Questions?
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