One of the most frequently asked questions we get regarding WordPress on .NET is how to work with plugins. This tutorial will explain how to install plugins with the current state of PeachPie and how to get past some of the basic problems you might encounter.
... continue readingSeeing PeachPie enables us to compile PHP code into .NET assemblies, wouldn’t it also be great to manage it as a package or a set of packages depending on each other? In this article, we outline some of the common practices and possibilities of building deployable packages with PeachPie using a .NET Core SDK or […]
... continue readingTraditionally, PHP websites are hosted on Windows using IIS or Azure, but this standard approach has a few well-known drawbacks. In this article, we will take a look at how Peachpie allows you to run PHP websites on the ASP.NET Integrated Pipeline and why this is desirable.
... continue readingThe article, in which we introduced the milestone achievement of being able to get WordPress running on .NET, received quite a bit of attention. Let’s recap what happened and follow up with video tutorial.
... 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 readingPeachpie is a compiler of the PHP language to .NET. The project is still in progress, but there is a plethora of interesting usecases for the compiler. This article is a tutorial for some of the more advanced interoperability options between PHP and C# using Peachpie.
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