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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 [...]

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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(...)) { . [...]

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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, September 15. 2005

Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP, Talks

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PHP|Works Performance Talk Slides

The slides from PHP|Works performance talk are now up, they are available in either PDF or PowerPoint form.

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I will keep a track of the excellent slides that many PHP gurus use in conferences. Happily for us, they decided to share. Ilia Alshanetsky - PHP|Works Performance Talk Slides (2005) Ilia Alshanetsky PHP - Security talk at PHP|Works (2005)

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PHP|Works Performance Slides Online
The slides from PHP|Works performance talk are now up, they are available in either PDF or PowerPoint form. ...

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php | works: day 2
On this second day of the conference I attended the following sessions: Upgrade Your Development to Web 2.0, presented by Amy Hoy | slides here  Managing PHP Performance, presented by Ilia Alshanetsky | slides here  Rich User Interfaces ...

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