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What makes phalcon asynchronous?
It's just that it is installed as part of the core or as an extension, then can it be so that you can just install another framework on top of it and it will also be asynchronous? ))
Or the bottom line is that when we access phalcon methods, these methods are asynchronous.
Or it may be enough to take one method in the framework and apply it to your application.
use Phalcon\Loader,
Myapp\Chno_nibud;
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PHP code on Phalcon is not asynchronous.
If there are two simultaneous requests, then there will be two simultaneous processes. Just like in any other engine or no engine. It has nothing to do with async.
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