Am 29.06.2015 um 07:45 schrieb mikhail:
I'm a PHP developer right now, but looking into world of modern frameworks and languages to choose what could be the possible "ideal" solution for next-gen projects. I've tested nodejs, dart, elixir, some frameworks for them. After some years of PHP development working with all those bundles seems a bit confusing (never did thing like HTTP server, requests and so on on PHP part, also compiling part - I don't know if there's another way to work with frameworks like vibe.d, but do I actually need to recompile every time I change something in my code while working on it?).
There is a preliminary implementation for automatic recompilation on
non-Windows systems [1]. The application is still recompiled and
restarted, but you'll just notice a short delay and don't have to care
about it otherwise. If you are using sessions, you'd just have to use a RedisSessionStore (or some other externally backed session store) to
make this seamless.
Easiest way to try: Use the "Download ZIP" button on GitHub and then run ./build.sh on the extracted sources. You should also switch to
ld.gold, as it is several times faster.