Leading up to the release of the first stable version of our PHP compiler, we are now implementing the first various compiler optimizations. Read more about them in this blog and why you should update or try PeachPie 0.9.45!
... continue readingThere are plenty of new features, improved interoperability between PHP and C#, compatibility enhancements and tons of fixes in the latest release of PeachPie compiler.
... continue readingAlmost every post, article or thread on Reddit about PeachPie is inevitably met with someone posting the famed Ryan Reynolds GIF asking “but why?”, so instead of explaining each time, we decided to put our entire motivation behind this project on paper so that we can link to it.
... continue readingWe’ve been a little less active with blog posts and announcements lately, but it’s not for a lack of activity around the PeachPie platform. Let’s take a look at the current state of PeachPie and how compatible we are with the plethora of PHP applications out there.
... continue readingIn preparation for the stable release of PeachPie 1.0, we are cleaning up the code and conducting some final fixes and enhancements.
... continue readingInteroperability is one of the most valuable use cases of PeachPie: using C# (.NET) classes, interfaces and methods right in PHP code and vice versa. Let’s take a look at individual cases and how to achieve interop with PeachPie.
... continue readingAs we make the final preparations before publishing version 1.0, lots of new additions have been made ahead of the latest release of PeachPie. Let’s take a look at what’s new.
... continue readingIt’s been a fruitful year, as we take a look back at 2018 to see what we achieved and forward to 2019 to set our sights on bigger and better things.
... continue readingWe just released PeachPie 0.9.18, which targets some syntax extensions, so that PeachPie can provide more and much needed CLR interoperability features. Extending the syntax does not affect any existing PHP code and only provides developers with more options.
... continue readingWe’ve had an extension for the lightweight VS Code IDE for quite some time, but now was as good a time as ever to create one for the full Visual Studio.
... continue reading