Php Level and Site Speed

[Jason1]

Without the right level forums or blogs might not be fast enough. However, though, php can be adjusted in cpanel and maybe other interfaces. Who has had to do this?

 

[Busybee]

It sometimes is crazy and seems impossible to have your web application to the highest performance level. Good news is that by using PHP 7, you can build and deploy advanced apps on any hosting for PHP that could optimize its performance to higher levels. PHP 7.3 RC1 version is now available. Updates to optimize security and better performance is an ongoing process. So If your application is still stuck at PHP 5.6 or much lower version, it is advisable to update that to PHP 7.x. and see the difference.

 

[WebKitty]

What do you mean by "php level"? I have never heard of this before. I guess it is something I likely never worked with or changed as I am completely unaware of what it is.

 

[BrolySSJ]

This is the first time that I am actually learning about this so a lot of these Concepts are new to me however I think that it is very important in order to know what sort of information I need to be aware of in order to start my own website.

 

[glitch]

Most of them don't need to be touched and you can actually do more damage than good when you adjust this. It really depends on the site's back panel and what you are running in terms of forum or blog software.