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Link to internals discussion: https://externals.io/message/120972

A good article on implementing an event loop in PHP using the built-in fibers.

The article title is a little clickbaity, but basically, Doctrine and Symfony documentation don't mention that you can use constructor almost anywhere in the documentation.

A while ago I made this Symfony bundle that automagically memoizes your service methods using a PSR-6 cache.

Usage is very simple in 3 steps:

1. have the service you want to memoize implement any interface
2. mark the service with the #[Memoizable] attribute
3. mark methods (or whole service) with the #[Memoize] attribute

Done!

Now you can go nuts with all the bots you can think of!

Any feedback welcome.

Now you can go nuts with all the bots you can think of!

Any feedback welcome.

There is a common misconception that large open source projects are well-funded. In practice, many rely on a small group of maintainers.

The PHP programming language is one of them. Despite being used by 75%+ of the web, PHP only has a few full-time contributors.

See https://dri.es/php-foundation-launched

#php #opensource

I'm looking at generating images on the fly in response to web requests. I've already created this in Go, but I want to compare it to PHP.

Specifically, I'm curious about two things - the tools available for creating images pixel-by-pixel, and the libraries/packages available for assembling images in more abstract ways, like with geometry helper methods.

A Short History of PHP...