Brent • 4/28/2021

Running PHP code in parallel, the easy way

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This technical article analyzes existing PHP libraries for parallel code execution (AmpPHP, ReactPHP, Guzzle), highlighting their overhead and complexity for simple use cases. The author then explains the motivation for creating a custom, simpler implementation to run arbitrary functions in parallel and wait for their completion, focusing on practical needs like testing race conditions and parallel HTTP requests.

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