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TOPIC: PHP7 & Joomla 3.5

PHP7 & Joomla 3.5 8 years 9 months ago #33437

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Hi Daniel / Yves,

Are all your extensions going to work with PHP7 when Joomla 3.5 comes out? I would like to move to PHP7 asap, but obviously only if my extensions work too!

I use Hotspots, Matukio, Ccomment and your mailchimp extension.

cheers Pete

PHP7 & Joomla 3.5 8 years 9 months ago #33438

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Hi Pete,

Matukio runs fine with 3.5 and PHP7 .. Currently developing Matukio 5.3 on that combination by the way (Helping hunting bugs and testing)

Kind regards,
Yves

PHP7 & Joomla 3.5 8 years 9 months ago #33440

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Cool, thanks Yves. Seems you are ahead of other component developers! I use the same people who develop your blog component and they are reluctant to go with php7 because of customers still using an outdated 2.5 install. Very frustrating! Good to see you guys moving forward and supporting the latest supported technology.

Are you seeing performance/speed benefits? not that I find Matukio slow now.

cheers Pete

PHP7 & Joomla 3.5 8 years 9 months ago #33445

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Hmm hard to say without benchmarking. The load times are some milli seconds lower, but not worlds. The bottle neck with Matukio and most of Joomla is probably also the database queries / SQL, not PHP (the most intensive php task we are doing is generating PDFs, this should receive a little speedup).

That does not mean that it is not a very good idea updating, you have more performance, security etc. and we can use cool new PHP features sooner ;) Currently we still support PHP 5.3.10, which prevents us using many new features..

Cheers
Yves
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