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Ryan Tomayko

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A rant about PHP compilers in general and HipHop in particular Posted: Feb 8, 2010 10:54 AM
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Paul Bigger, author of the phc PHP compiler, explains why Facebook’s HipHop is interesting and why the translator/compiler technique might be a better design than a JIT or something more… elaborate. Good article all around, even if you don’t care about PHP.

There’s some salt in there too:

I’m also slightly annoyed that people all of a sudden care about PHP compilers. I worked on one for 4 years and I could not convince anyone to give a shit. But now that its got the Facebook logo on it, all of a sudden PHP compilers are the greatest thing ever. Bah.

Lesson in marketing. Merit is not conducive to mass appeal.

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