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A Few Tips for Speeding Up PHP Code
By: Daryl Houston
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    2003-10-02

    Table of Contents:
  • A Few Tips for Speeding Up PHP Code
  • Filter Database Results
  • Consolidate Queries
  • Pattern Matching Metrics
  • Conclusion

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    Ever wondered how to improve your code's execution time? Daryl reveals some of his secrets and shows us how to do just that.


    My job requires that I write Web applications that do some pretty hefty lifting, often over slowish connections. I've been hard at work recently on an application that retrieves data from a MS SQL server and builds complex multi-tabbed dynamic Web forms. Everything from validating my queries against SQL injection attacks to building multi-row in-line editable grids within the forms has forced me to work toward finding efficient ways of programming. And now that Zend 3 has shipped with its Profiler, I'm able to really home in on problem spots and rework code until I get a measurable performance boost. In this article I'll give a few examples of things you can do to make your code more efficient.

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