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Options a PHP Developer has to make Applications Faster



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By : Ed Bates    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-08-07 05:04:30
A PHP developer in India or in any other part of the world is often found on the lookout of different ways which can help to develop an application fast. PHP has become very popular in a short period of time and so, have become different software products which can develop an application fast. Unlike any other open source language PHP code is analyzed, translated to opcodes and is interpreted every time a request is made.

An open source application developed at a PHP Development Company by a PHP developer in India will work almost instantly at all times. However the task becomes heavier as the number of pages and requests increase. Often drafting the code might take much longer than executing the code. Hence time may come when a PHP developer in India finds it more and more difficult to handle more pages, more requests and more interpretations.

If there was no budget constraint for a site for using RAM and processor a PHP developer in India would have never felt the need to compose applications so as to keep the site going. But this is not the case as almost all sites work on a limited budget. This makes tweaking of the applications essential. This would mean increasing memory in a system, changing parameters of an operating system, intensifying the server, and editing code to enhance efficiency.

A PHP developer in India can save CPU cycles by minimizing rework needed to properly run the PHP application. This task becomes easier if code is translated to opcodes as it can be saved and used in future repeatedly till the time the original code is edited.

Different Tuning Options for a PHP Application:

One of the best ways to add speed to the HP application developed is to omit the obvious features from the PHP engine. This will also make the PHP engine less bulgy. This can be better understood by an example like if a PHP developer is not going to need TCP/IP V6 (IPv6) networking then it should be disabled while building PHP. Similarly various other configuration options can be removed. The list of configuration options can be viewed by typing ./configure --help at the top of the PHP source code tree. Whichever application you wish to remove you can do so by adding --enable-inline-optimization --disable-debug at the end.

Saving CPU cycles helps develop fastest executable PHP applications possible while removing unwanted features moves PHP out of the debug mode. This is needed only if the PHP developer is trying to solve problems in the application server.

A better way to make the PHP application even more executable is to add C compiler. While using FreeBSD on x86 processors or PHP as an Apache Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) on Linux for running PHP a good choice would be to add -prefer-non-pic option to CFLAGS. Non-PIC makes PHP independent and boosts its execution by atleast 10%. -march in CFLAGS can be used to identify the processor type. Another PHP application speed booster is opcode optimization. The Zend Engine on its own optimizes the opcode produced during compilation. This would automatically reduce the time and the work the code needs to be executable.
Author Resource:- php developers in india at etatvasoft provide high end services to geo reach clientle through its offerings in the field of PHP development.
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