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Refactored PHP engine makes Wordpress 20% faster

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Re: Refactored PHP engine makes Wordpress 20% faster

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Good news, any idea which version this will be included in? I know PHP 5.6 is already in beta, so I'd assume this'll be PHP 5.7, but this is really good news. We have some sites that are just begging for an actual 10-30% increase in speed.

It's PHP 5.7.0-dev right now. You can download and compile the development branch yourself: https://wiki.php.net/phpng

Re: Refactored PHP engine makes Wordpress 20% faster

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Good news, any idea which version this will be included in? I know PHP 5.6 is already in beta, so I'd assume this'll be PHP 5.7, but this is really good news. We have some sites that are just begging for an actual 10-30% increase in speed.

It's PHP 5.7.0-dev right now. You can download and compile the development branch yourself: https://wiki.php.net/phpng

Great. Any ETA on phpng stable release?

Re: Refactored PHP engine makes Wordpress 20% faster

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Good news, any idea which version this will be included in? I know PHP 5.6 is already in beta, so I'd assume this'll be PHP 5.7, but this is really good news. We have some sites that are just begging for an actual 10-30% increase in speed.

I suspect this'll be the basis of a new major version, based on early discussions. It probably won't be a 5.x release.

Re: Refactored PHP engine makes Wordpress 20% faster

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Good news, any idea which version this will be included in? I know PHP 5.6 is already in beta, so I'd assume this'll be PHP 5.7, but this is really good news. We have some sites that are just begging for an actual 10-30% increase in speed.

I suspect this'll be the basis of a new major version, based on early discussions. It probably won't be a 5.x release.

With claims / benchmarks like this I am sure you are right, particularly for a product that ships as much as WordPress does.

Wordpress 3.6 – 20.0% gain (253 vs 211 req/sec)

I have a few enterprise sites that I am constantly looking for ways to optimize for speed: DNS, CDNs etc. This looks like an easy win.

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