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Robyn about Performance Analysis of isset() vs array_key_exists()

Mon, 02.04.2012 07:53

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Tue, 06.03.2012 06:53

I was a bit surprized by the f act, so wandered if empty() gi ves some different results. At the original test I [...]

Seva Lapsha about Performance Analysis of isset() vs array_key_exists()

Mon, 05.03.2012 04:36

In easytobook we had an edge c ase of average half a million loop cycles with 3-4 checks pe r cycle. We saved signif [...]

Nik about Performance Analysis of isset() vs array_key_exists()

Sun, 04.03.2012 16:55

I always use this to replace t he use of array_key_exists() a lone: if (isset(..) || arra y_key_exists(...)) { . [...]

Dynom about Performance Analysis of isset() vs array_key_exists()

Sun, 04.03.2012 03:45

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Ilia Alshanetsky about Performance Analysis of isset() vs array_key_exists()

Sat, 03.03.2012 12:54

That's a scary thought...

Stas about Performance Analysis of isset() vs array_key_exists()

Sat, 03.03.2012 12:38

Do you hear that clicking? It is the sound of 1000s of appli cation writers rewriting their key_exists to issets. B [...]

Paul Reinheimer about Performance Analysis of isset() vs array_key_exists()

Sat, 03.03.2012 12:11

funny this comes up now. I spe cifically called this out as s omething not to care about in my perf. talk

Jan Schneider about Performance Analysis of isset() vs array_key_exists()

Sat, 03.03.2012 11:42

We noticed this already 9 year s ago, granted this was back i n PHP 4 days: https://groups. google.com/forum/?fromgr [...]

Thursday, May 20. 2010

Scalar Type Hints are Here! Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP at 16:15

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Scalar Type Hints are Here!

About an hour ago, something I've been fighting for almost 2 years happened. The Scalar Type Hinting patch for PHP (the one I wrote almost a year ago) has been adjusted for PHP's trunk tree and committed by Derick.

Thanks to Derick for taking the time (when I didn't) to prep the patch for trunk and make this happen

Monday, May 17. 2010

DevConf Slides Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP, Talks at 04:35

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DevConf Slides

The slides from my talk at DevConf in Moscow are now up and can be downloaded here.

Probably the biggest, or at the very minimum the 2nd biggest audience I've had a PHP Conference and the first time I had to give a PHP talk in Russian (with occasional slippage into English ;-p).

Seemed to go pretty well.