HHVM 4.0.0
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HHVM 4.0.0
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Re: HHVM 4.0.0
#2> With this release, we no longer aim to be compatible with PHP.
Looks like a big release! I'm curious -- is anyone actually using HHVM, either in production or for personal use?
Re: HHVM 4.0.0
#3> With this release, we no longer aim to be compatible with PHP. Looks like a big release! I'm curious -- is anyone actually using HHVM, either in production or for personal use?
> is anyone actually using HHVM
Aren't Facebook using it?
Re: HHVM 4.0.0
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#5> With this release, we no longer aim to be compatible with PHP. Looks like a big release! I'm curious -- is anyone actually using HHVM, either in production or for personal use?
Wikipedia was (but is moving off now).
Re: HHVM 4.0.0
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#7> With this release, we no longer aim to be compatible with PHP. Looks like a big release! I'm curious -- is anyone actually using HHVM, either in production or for personal use?
Box did and probably still does.
Re: HHVM 4.0.0
#8> With this release, we no longer aim to be compatible with PHP. Looks like a big release! I'm curious -- is anyone actually using HHVM, either in production or for personal use?
I was going to make a HN clone in Hack, but gave up because there was no real community around the language, I couldn't find decent hosting and documentation was sparse.
It's a good language, especially if you're one of those people who like PHP except for the few irritating things Hack fixes, it just seems like it died before it could get a good community around it.
Re: HHVM 4.0.0
#9> With this release, we no longer aim to be compatible with PHP. Looks like a big release! I'm curious -- is anyone actually using HHVM, either in production or for personal use?
I will be forever grateful for Hack spurring some huge improvements in PHP from the 5 to the 7 branch when they were pretty compatible with each other.
I just don't see a reason to follow them on this journey since they decided not to be compatible with PHP back in 3.3.