Learning Event-Driven PHP With ReactPHP

Introduction

Asynchronous Programming

1. What Is Asynchronous?
2. Parallelism vs Asynchronous
3. Why Bother On Backend?
4. Conclusion

What is ReactPHP

1. The Problem
2. Asynchronous code
3. Event-Driven Architecture

Event Loop

1. Basics
2. Implementations
3. Event loop and multiple CPUs

Timers

1. Asynchronous vs Parallel
2. Periodic Timer
3. One-off Timer
4. Controlling Timers
5. Avoid blocking operations
6. Conclusion

Streams

1. Readable Stream
2. No need to call fclose()
3. Spooling
4. Writable Stream
5. Windows limitations
6. php://
7. Piping
8. Duplex Stream
9. Through Stream
10. Composite Stream
11. Error Handling
12. Conclusion

Understanding Event Loop Ticks

1. What Is Tick?
2. Order of Execution
3. Conclusion

Promises

1. The Basic Concepts
2. Promises Forwarding
3. Promises vs Callbacks
4. Managing Promises
5. Conclusion

Build A Simple Chat With Sockets: Server

1. Socket
2. Listening For New Connections
3. Sending And Receiving Data
4. Chat Server App
5. Storing Users Names
6. Conclusion

Build A Simple Chat With Sockets: Client

1. Connecting to server
2. Interacting With Streams

Build A Simple Chat With Sockets: Improvements

1. Fixing Unique Names
2. Colored Output
3. Escape sequences
4. Private Messages
5. Conclusion

Working With FileSystem

1. Files
2. Directories
3. Symbolic Links
4. How does it work?
5. Conclusion

Building a RESTful API Using MySQL

1. Getting Started
2. Getting All Users
3. Routing
4. Create a New User
5. Refactoring
6. Routes For a Single Item
7. Get a Single User
8. Update a User’s Name
9. Deleting a User
10. Extracting Router To Middleware
11. Why FastRoute?
12. Basic Authentication
13. Conclusion

Managing Child Processes

1. Process I/O
2. Termination
3. Process PID
4. Process Identification Number
5. Windows Compatibility
6. Conclusion

Cancelling Promises With Timers

1. The Problem
2. PromiseTimer
3. Cancellation
4. Input cancellation
5. Output cancellation
6. Conclusion

From Promise To Stream And Vice Versa

1. From Stream To Promise
2. Resolving and rejection
3. From Promise To Stream

Integration With Already Written Applications

1. Block The Flow
2. Block\sleep()
3. Block\await* Functions

Unit-Testing Promises

1. Using Mocks
2. Waiting For Promises
3. Conclusion

Conclusion