After seeing this message, I decided to give swoole another shot. Unfortunately, it still has a long ways to go in both documentation and community support for it for me, a huge PHP lover, to consider using it as a framework. I finally got a little demo going using MySQL co-routines within an HTTP server, but it took quite a bit of trial and error as there wasn't any full example and there was little to no documentation on the errors I was encountering. One very glaring issue is that the MySQL module is no longer part of swoole despite it being a major part of the documentation. Also, I could never really get a lot of requests going at once. With a better example on best practices I might have been unable to, but without such, it's a non-starter for me, and I'll continue using Node. I suppose this is for the best since everyone else at my workplace seems to have a weird hatred of PHP.
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After seeing this message, I decided to give swoole another shot. Unfortunately, it still has a long ways to go in both documentation and community support for it for me, a huge PHP lover, to consider using it as a framework. I finally got a little demo going using MySQL co-routines within an HTTP server, but it took quite a bit of trial and error as there wasn't any full example and there was little to no documentation on the errors I was encountering. One very glaring issue is that the MySQL module is no longer part of swoole despite it being a major part of the documentation. Also, I could never really get a lot of requests going at once. With a better example on best practices I might have been unable to, but without such, it's a non-starter for me, and I'll continue using Node. I suppose this is for the best since everyone else at my workplace seems to have a weird hatred of PHP.