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PHP Architect · Vol 19, Issue 6 · June 2020

Asynchronous Programming in PHP

by Lochemem Michael

PHP is, in many communities, scorned and even trivialized for many reasons---a lack of asynchrony being one of the biggest detractions. Fallacies as egregious as the aforestated derision are intolerable because of the language's current robustness. Asynchrony---using interleaved processes in a single thread---is available to users of the PHP language to address the inefficiencies of inherently slow input/output operations. We can implement it either via language modules like Swoole or idiomatic PHP solutions like ReactPHP and Amp.

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Lochemem Michael

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Lochemem Michael

.Lochemem Bruno Michael, a recent graduate of the United States International University - Africa, is a PHP enthusiast from Kampala, Uganda. Author of PHP libraries such as bingo-functional and the fauxton-client as well as a PHP C++-powered extension for CouchDB, he is a passionate open-source contributor. In addition to PHP, Mr. Lochemem loves to dabble with other web technologies like JavaScript, and TypeScript. He is also a passionate cinephile profoundly interested in many things such as rap music, video games, podcasting, and sports.

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