It’s been a while since we produced any benchmarks, so it’s time to put Peachpie to the performance test again. And it’s not going to be a small one – this time, we will benchmark an entire real world application in WordPress.
... continue readingIt’s been a while since we produced our last benchmarks, but the wait is over. Although we still aren’t focusing on performance per se, the recently implemented array caching feature in Peachpie can really help boost your app’s speed.
... continue readingOptimizations are one of the great advantages of compilers and just-in-time compilers, and one of the key features of Peachpie. In this post we’ll show you that with Peachpie we achieve far more than “just” compatibility with a significant amount of existing PHP code and great possibilities of interoperating between PHP and .NET.
... continue readingAs we are taking a short break from working on Peachpie due to other obligations, not much progress has been made on the project itself. We would, however, like to touch on a very important aspect of getting the maximum out of your applications: choosing the right web server.
... continue readingLast week we made a second appearance on Microsoft’s Channel 9 show “On .NET” to give an update on the progress we have been making with Peachpie compiler. As discussed in the livecast, we were quite interested in examining the performance differences of ASP.NET versus ASP.NET Core.
... continue readingAs announced in the last blog post, there has been some major progress in the development of the Peachpie platform over the last couple of weeks. Peachpie is now capable of running compiled PHP applications on IIS and on the Microsoft Azure cloud.
... continue readingRead about what happens to PHP static fields when compiled to .NET.
... continue readingMoving on down the roadmap, we are implementing more and more PHP functionalities into Peachpie compiler. This week, we would like to introduce a particularly popular one – Static Local Variables.
... continue readingWe previously talked about the include/require functionality, which we recently managed to implement in Peachpie. Now we decided to put the compiler to the test and benchmark the include function against standard PHP and Phalanger.
... continue readingWe have been busy adding more and more features to Peachpie and benchmarking them against standard versions of PHP, but we also think it is important to share our thoughts on Microsoft Roslyn, which made Peachpie possible.
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