Hyperf is a modern PHP framework designed for high-performance applications, asynchronous execution, and scalable service architectures. In this talk, I will introduce Hyperf and show how it helps teams build fast, resilient, and maintainable back-end systems in PHP without sacrificing developer productivity.

The session will cover the framework’s core concepts, including its coroutine-based architecture, dependency injection, middleware pipeline, configuration model, and support for microservices and distributed systems. I will also discuss where Hyperf fits best, what kinds of workloads benefit most from its design, and the practical considerations teams should keep in mind when adopting it in production.

Beyond the fundamentals, the talk will focus on real-world engineering decisions: how to structure applications, manage complexity, integrate with existing systems, and build services that can scale under load. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of Hyperf’s strengths, trade-offs, and the architectural patterns that make it effective in modern PHP environments.