A software engineer (PHP Laravel)|MySQL|Linux|WordPress|SOLID|Design Patterns|SEO|Product Owner|Researching and Covering SDLC from planning to deploying and maintaining are my hobbies
A software engineer (PHP Laravel)|MySQL|Linux|WordPress|SOLID|Design Patterns|SEO|Product Owner|Researching and Covering SDLC from planning to deploying and maintaining are my hobbies
There are several solutions for it, if you look at the article I linked, none of them has been able to get any meaningful market share, despite being around for more than a decade. PHP just wasn't meant for writing async code and it's one of the shortcomings that will eventually make it obsolete.
A software engineer (PHP Laravel)|MySQL|Linux|WordPress|SOLID|Design Patterns|SEO|Product Owner|Researching and Covering SDLC from planning to deploying and maintaining are my hobbies
It will always exist in some form, just like cobol and fortran are still around xD
and dominating the same though
PHP still doesnt have good async support... jetbrains.com/lp/devecosystem-2022...
not exactly :p there is a package to help us through this point
github.com/spatie/async
There are several solutions for it, if you look at the article I linked, none of them has been able to get any meaningful market share, despite being around for more than a decade. PHP just wasn't meant for writing async code and it's one of the shortcomings that will eventually make it obsolete.
for sure ! each language has its own weak points