Amfphp 1.9 beta 2 is now available for download. This is a HUGE release, making amfphp the fastest Remoting implementation ever (I kid you not).
Remoting at the speed of C
As I’ve mentioned earlier, there are many potential bottlenecks in a Remoting implementation which can affect speed. AMF encoding and decoding at the PHP level is […]
I am not one to start a fight over the use of this or that pattern, but since Flex 2 has arrived, a lot of people have started using VOs, TOs and DTOs (which are more or less the same, as I understand it) in amfphp, a trend I have some issues with.
What other people […]
I’ve added a page on amfphp.org that shows the current amfphp-frameworks integration efforts. We currently have working/in development integrations for CakePHP, Drupal, Seagull and PostNuke. Frameworks integration is top-priority in amfphp 2.0 (along with amf3, json and xml-support, service browser enhancements, and a super secret feature that will rock your world that will be revealed […]
I just read Mike Potter’s blog post on his speed comparisons between amfphp, JSON and REST-style vanilla XML, and I’d like to clear some FUD, as I believe it is unfair both to amfphp and JSON (was on vacation at the time it was published). I am sure that Mike had no bad intentions when […]
I recently got amf3 features into amfphp which means it is finally compatible with Flex 2’s RemoteObject tag. Sweet. While I am waiting for feedback on these new features and iron out the issues, I’d like to get started on getting Flex Data Services functionality in amfphp. Flex Data Services, from what I gather of […]