Sure, RR can't serve legacy PHP or WordPress (actually can, but that's not released yet), that's true. But the modern PHP ecosystem leaves lesser and lesser such a non-compatible scripts ;)
You don't need any framework or specific web-server to use RoadRunner. RoadRunner can be used with any modern framework, or let's say naked, using only the PSR-7 (which is framework-agnostic) worker for HTTP, but: RR is…
Hey @kdunglas :) Nice project :) I just wanted to add a few notes: > Roadrunner executes php-cli and connects it to its web server through GRPC; RR communicates with the PHP process via pipes (stdin/out/err) via our…
Sure, RR can't serve legacy PHP or WordPress (actually can, but that's not released yet), that's true. But the modern PHP ecosystem leaves lesser and lesser such a non-compatible scripts ;)
You don't need any framework or specific web-server to use RoadRunner. RoadRunner can be used with any modern framework, or let's say naked, using only the PSR-7 (which is framework-agnostic) worker for HTTP, but: RR is…
Hey @kdunglas :) Nice project :) I just wanted to add a few notes: > Roadrunner executes php-cli and connects it to its web server through GRPC; RR communicates with the PHP process via pipes (stdin/out/err) via our…