Asynchronous PHP In Examples #slideless | Denys Bulakh

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Denys Bulakh's talk uses ReactPHP and Swoole to demonstrate asynchronous PHP, implementing a booking system, producer-consumer system, and utilizing promises, channels, coroutines, and event loops to improve performance.

Key takeaways

Denys Bulakh spoke about using asynchronous PHP with ReactPHP and Swoole, a PHP extension for parallel processing.
ReactPHP proposes using a promise concept for PHP.
A promise is an object that represents a value that may not be available yet, but will be resolved or rejected.
In ReactPHP, promises can be used to implement asynchronous processing.
The speaker introduced a simple dummy booking system as an example.
He demonstrated how to use promises with ReactPHP to create a booking system that creates a new booking and registers it with a provider.
The system uses the ReactPHP library to create a promise that can be resolved or rejected, and it uses Swoole to run tasks in parallel.
The speaker also discussed using channels and coroutines with Swoole.
He showed how to create a producer-consumer system using ReactPHP and Swoole.
The speaker emphasized the importance of using asynchronous programming to handle concurrent requests and improve performance.
He also mentioned that promises can be used to implement a pipeline of tasks, with each task waiting for the previous task to complete.
The speaker also introduced a concept called “event loop” which is used for handling asynchronous tasks.

Asynchronous PHP In Examples #slideless | Denys Bulakh

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