This is the second post about Swoole and it contains code samples that take advantage of Swoole asynchronous functions and coroutines. The first post can be found here. HTTP Requests Asynchronous 1: We put each request in a separate coroutine and pass them a channel through which they will pass to us the results of…
This first part will provide some basics on working with Swoole and it is meant to work as an introduction to the code samples we will include in the second part. Slowly but steadily, mostly in the last 5-6 years, PHP is making steps to the direction of asynchronous programming. Although ReactPHP was showing the…
In 2018, at last, MySQL (version 8) decided to add support to the famous “SKIP LOCKED” feature. Other RDBMS like Oracle and SQL Server support this feature for more than 15 years and PostgreSQL added support in 2016. If this is the first time you hear about this, it is a flag that tells the…