Over the course of the 6+ years we’ve been developing the PHP compiler to .NET, many practical apps have been tried on PeachPie, both by the core developer team and by the community. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the coolest projects built with PeachPie. What’s PeachPie? In case you’re new […]
... continue readingWordPress on .NET (WpDotNet) is our flagship project and possibly the largest publicly available real-world PHP application that runs on .NET. In the latest version, we are introducing a fantastic set of new features: on-the-fly compilation in the background, live editing, and live diagnostics.
... continue readingTo kick off the new year, the compiler and all corresponding libraries were updated, together with the latest build of WordPress 5.6 on .NET. Let’s take a look at how this moves the PHP 8 compatibility along, and what improvements and fixes we’ve made in the latest update.
... continue readingSince we are seeing the same issues with our users and clients over and over, we decided to create a service that would solve them for us. After months of fine-tuning the technical implementation of this solution, we are happy to introduce apps.peachpie.io.
... continue readingA major role of a compiler is the code analysis it performs before turning a programming language into machine code. During this process, a variety of diagnostics are performed, which provides valuable insights into the code that’s being compiled. Let’s take a look at what we’ve found when compiling the PHP world.
... continue readingYou may have come across the fact that we managed to run WordPress on .NET. In this article, we take a look at what’s under the hood and we’ll examine some of the obstacles and the technical solution behind this project.
... continue readingThe last couple of months have been all about solidifying the PeachPie platform, optimizing some of our peripheral architecture and ironing out some final bugs before we set our sights on the preview of 1.0.0. What’s new in PeachPie 0.9.600 We’re trying not to implement any major new functionality at this point and we’re instead […]
... continue readingNo reasonable WordPress site is complete without some kind of caching plugin. While PeachPie should inherently speed up the runtime of PHP apps, it also opens up the door to another fantastic possibility: the ASP.NET Core response cache. Intro The web cache is a general issue we will face regardless of language, web server or […]
... continue readingOne 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 readingWe hesitated for a while, but we finally decided to put our money where our mouth is. Our website is now powered by PeachPie and runs on ASP.NET Core.
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