PHP Architect · Vol 18, Issue 4 · April 2019

Advanced Caching for High Throughput Dynamic Sites

by Matthew Hellinger

User tolerance for long website and application load times is extremely low. While PHP 7 produces considerably more efficient code than its predecessors, caching is vital for being able to meet performance expectations in high traffic environments. This article presents PHP-native caching options so developers can meet user expectations without needing to over-complicate the web stack.

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About the author

Matthew Hellinger

Matthew Hellinger is a consultant to business owners in the E-commerce and SaaS spaces and brings additional experience leading mid- to senior-level PHP developers. His passion is optimizing solutions for security and real world business impact. With PHP development experience dating to the early days of PHP 4 and prior C/C++ development experience, he is thrilled to see the maturation and continued relevancy of the language. Matthew participates in PHP-related events in the Austin area and, in his spare time, dabbles in Python and web automation with Selenium.

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