We regularly try to produce samples for everyone to try out how to work with Peachpie compiler. These samples are usually common usecases where we show how to get started with a Peachpie-powered application quickly. In this article, we would like to give a detailed tutorial on how to get the samples working and what you […]
... continue readingThe Peachpie project is finally at a point where it can be used for real world purposes and applications. This article will show some more advanced interoperability options that are now available for you to try.
... continue readingThere are many obvious advantages of running compiled PHP on .NET, such as higher performance, using .NET libraries and services or being able to develop cross-platform applications. This article will try to introduce a more subtle benefit that may be harder to grasp, but is one of the most compelling ones: security.
... continue readingThere has already been a considerable progress in the Peachpie project in 2017, as many new functionalities were implemented. Therefore, we upped the version of Peachpie compiler to 0.4.0-Preview.
... continue readingWe have talked a lot about calling PHP from within C# thanks to Peachpie, but the beauty of this compiler is that the interoperability feature works both ways. In this article, we will take a look at some of the ways you can use C# in PHP.
... continue readingIn the previous blog we have explained all the benefits of the continuous testing on Travis CI. Now, we want to show the way it is implemented from a more technical standpoint.
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