I'd love to go to a test fest once a year. Do you have another planned for
this year?
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 5:12 AM, Hans Zaunere wrote:
> > In addition to what others said... Write unit tests for PHP. Fix bugs
> > in PHP's C source code. Knock out documentation bugs for PHP.
>
> +1 for uni
> Check out this article for the run down (who HipHop is aimed at):
>
> http://terrychay.com/article/hiphop-for-faster-php.shtml
And some additional links that were posted by our friends over at Boston
PHP:
> It's real confirmation that PHP is a great language for web programming
>
> http://de
> In addition to what others said... Write unit tests for PHP. Fix bugs
> in PHP's C source code. Knock out documentation bugs for PHP.
+1 for unit testing for PHP. We held a successful testfest in May and had
planned on making it a more frequent occurrence (it's actually fun -
really).
While
> I'm sure we've all heard one version or another of which was faster.
> Among the people I've spoken to in person the consensus was MyISAM. But
It depends on what "faster" means. MyISAM has about a third of the
storage/RAM/processing footprint. And because it doesn't do
multi-versioning and row
