Episode Synopsis "How to Implement PHP Performance Best Practices Using AJAX and Smart HTTP Responses"

How to Implement PHP Performance Best Practices Using AJAX and Smart HTTP Responses By Ramesh Narayan Jangid The performance of a PHP application is not just about how fast PHP code executes. The way PHP processes browser requests and generates responses may have a greater influence on the overall performance of a PHP application. Check this short article that mentions two of several best practices to improve the performance of a PHP application using AJAX and smart HTTP responses.

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