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Symfony Finland Random things on PHP, Symfony and web development In the previous articles we have evaluated PHP performance on different runtimes (PHP 5.6, HHVM, PHP 7) as well as how it behaves when adding server resources (CPU & RAM) using eZ Platform - a CMS built on the Symfony Framework. In production environments Symfony and eZ Platform are likely ran behind the Varnish Reverse Proxy, which

Symfony Finland Random things on PHP, Symfony and web development On top there are two iframes with images split into slices. Each individual image starts loading with a 5 millisecond delay. They share the exact same code, the difference is the web server (H2O at 443, Nginx at a non-standard SSL port 8080). Observe the difference in loading. Reload the page if you missed it. So... Start serving PH

Symfony Finland Random things on PHP, Symfony and web development WordPress is like the bumble bee. Computer Scientists that studied the core code have concluded it is a miracle it works at all. It's clearly a product that taught the original developers how to work with PHP and MySQL. And it shows. Over the years, cheeky kludge functions and inside jokes have been left in place as Poetry™. The cor

Symfony Finland Random things on PHP, Symfony and web development Serving PHP on HTTP/2 with H2O and HHVM (Symfony, WordPress, Drupal...) HTTP/2 as a protocol was locked down in February 2015 and published in the May of same year. It's the first major revamp of the most important (IMHO) protocol since 1999. It's no silver bullet, but the upgrade offers improvements that will make a big difference