Episode 111 / 2021.06.28
Jennifer Blumberg, Andrew Welch, Ryan Irelan
On this episode hosted by Jennifer Blumberg with guest Matthias Noback, we continue the “What is even…?” series by delving into exactly what even is PHP?
We talk about PHP’s origins, how PHP works from request to php-fpm worker processes to lexer to bytecode to JIT, the whole shebang!
We also discuss there are so few feature-rich, authoring experience focused CMSs written in languages other than PHP.
Finally, we talk about Rector, which is like Babel but for PHP, allowing you to improve and upgrade PHP code on the fly. It can even downgrade your code to older PHP versions if you like!
- New Shepard Rocket
- PHP Wikipedia
- Twig templating language
- Templating Engines in PHP
- A Brief History of C Programming
- Zend Engine Wikipedia
- Craft CMS
- WordPress
- Django Project
- Movable Type
- Swoole PHP
- Rector GitHub
- Rector - The Power of Automated Refactoring
- Release of the Rector book
- What is an Abstract Syntax Tree
- PHP 8 JIT