PHP 5.6 Benchmarks | LornaJane
A while ago I did some benchmarks on how different versions of PHP perform in comparison to one another. This isn’t a performance measure in absolute terms, this was just benchmarking them all on the same laptop while it wasn’t doing anything else, and averaging the time it took to run the benchmark script. Recently I ran it again for versions PHP 5.3 through PHP 5.6 and I thought I’d share my res
PSR-What? | LornaJane
There’s been some cool things happening in the PHP world over the last few years, but with the least helpful names ever … yes, those PSR-somethings which all do totally different things (apart from two of them which are the same). They’re actually all superb things, and done for a good reason, so I thought I’d try to translate them into normal speak. Let’s begin at the beginning. Once upon a time,
How NOT to Design Your API | LornaJane
Recently I tweeted as a #linktuesday link the 10 Worst API Practices post from ProgrammableWeb. Today, in search of some concrete examples of APIs implementing unhelpful antipatterns, I sent out a tweet for help: [blackbirdpie id=”289014953954930688″] In the raft of responses (and thankyou all, this was fabulous, helpful and entertaining in equal parts!), there were some definite patterns that I’d
PHP 5.4 Built In Webserver | LornaJane
One of the big features arriving with PHP 5.4 is the addition of a built-in basic webserver for use in development environments. Quite a few of the other scripting languages have something like this so I’m very pleased to see it in PHP. Using a server like this makes it easy to quickly try out some scripts without needing to configure apache or really do anything much! I had to look up a few thing
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