Experimental Mac OS X Support
Josh Watzman Experimental Mac OS X Support Posted August 31, 2015 We’re happy to announce official Mac OS X support in HHVM, with version 3.9! If you use Homebrew and want to get started now, the steps to use our official tap are really simple: If you don’t use Homebrew or want to build HHVM yourself, take a look at our wiki page for directions. Building HHVM is a very resource-intensive and slow
HHVM 3.9.0
Paul Bissonette HHVM 3.9.0 Posted August 19, 2015 We’re happy to announce that HHVM 3.9.0 is now available. You can try one of our prebuilt packages for Ubuntu and Debian, or build from source. This release contains a variety of enhancements to the type-checker and runtime, and as always many changes designed to improve performance. Key type-checker changes include a new set of library functions t
HHVM 3.8.0
Josh Watzman HHVM 3.8.0 Posted July 13, 2015 We’re happy to announce that HHVM 3.8.0 is finally available. You can, as always, try one of our prebuilt packages for Ubuntu and Debian, or build from source. (As of this writing, the packages are still building, so if a 3.8.0 package isn’t available for your supported distro, hold tight!) This release is the first one to contain performance improvemen
Lockdown Results and HHVM Performance
Paul Bissonette Lockdown Results and HHVM Performance Posted June 09, 2015 The HHVM team has concluded its first ever open source performance lockdown, and we’re very excited to share the results with you. During our two week lockdown, we’ve made strides optimizing builtin functions, dynamic properties, string concatenation, and the file cache. In addition to improving HHVM, we also looked for pla
Coming Soon in HHVM
Josh Watzman Coming Soon in HHVM Posted February 17, 2015 The next HHVM release, 3.6, is on the horizon. We expect it to be released at the very end of February or in early March. It’s going to be a big release. Not only will it be our second release with long-term support, but it will contain several exciting new features – and lay the groundwork for continued development later this year. New fea
Using XHP with Bootstrap
Fred Emmott Using XHP with Bootstrap Posted October 23, 2014 XHP is a great way to safely create HTML user interfaces from PHP or Hack. We love how extensible it is, allowing you to create your own pseudo-elements that are composed of more basic building blocks - ultimately a series of HTML tags. This solves a similar problem to partial templates in other systems. At its most basic level, XHP prov
HHVM 3.3.0
Fred Emmott HHVM 3.3.0 Posted September 19, 2014 Today we released HHVM 3.3.0, the first of our releases with long term support (until the August 13th 2015 release - potentially 3.9); some of the highlights: Support for async lambda functions in Hack. Destructors for objects that are still alive at the end of the request are now called by default. Much more of XDebug is implemented (including remo
HHVM 2.2.0
Paul Tarjan HHVM 2.2.0 Posted October 18, 2013 We released a new version of HHVM today. A big change is that we are now packaging for many of the popular distros. Ubuntu 12.04 / 13.04 / 13.10 Mint 15 Debian 7 Fedora 19 If your favorite one isn’t there, leave a comment and we’ll try to add it. Or if you want to become the packager for that distro, great! Bundle it up and then update the wiki. The n
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