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Today I’d like to show you a way to attach AMF headers to each remote messages you receive from a Zend_Amf server, and how to handle them on the client side. For now this will be only hypothetical, later I’ll show you some practical usage as well Delete the scoop?
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AMF is a very compact binary format. It is however difficult to parse. AmfPHP on its own does a good job, but it takes time, as it is written in PHP. Baguette AMF is written in C, and therefore enjoys native performance. Delete the scoop?
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The first release candidate came out in June. Since then there have been quite a few bugfixes and enhancements. A lot of this was in reaction to the feedback from the community, so a big shout goes out to everyone who took the time to help us make this the best release of amfPHP yet. Delete the scoop?
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Format specs updated for Scout and FP10 objects.