New PHP<->AMF serialization done!
I have been working on a new code base for Amf to PHP Serialize’er and it all seems to be working. I am super excited about this! Mostly because I have spent the last 5 weeks working on building the architecture the way that I have always wanted it and it actually worked! It makes it super easy to make new amf/value/newtype.php so that the filter can be applied to the byte type coming in. You can also add amf/header/types.php so that you can easily deal with incoming AMF headers for things such as security. My hope is that this architecture keeps serialization advancements available to other developers so that it is not always on the project leads. So far the tests are really fast even with additional OOP functionality.
This is the last 38 hours of consumption minus starbucks trips and office coffee just so that I could make Mike Potter happy.
Love!
Awesome job! Just curious, what’s the difference between transmitting AMFPHP’s ByteArray type and casting it as a specific class (after aliasing the class)?
Or are you saying that you send a specific OO type via AMF and then it’s automatically casted as a OO class in PHP?
Oh, that does make me happy.
Mike
I know it’ll be dope!