How to Run PHP Online with Our Compiler
Our PHP online compiler provides a complete development environment directly in your browser. Write PHP code in the editor, click the Run button, and see instant results in the output panel. The compiler supports multiple PHP versions, allowing you to test code compatibility across PHP 8.3, 8.2, 8.1, 8.0, and 7.4.
Key Features of PHP Online Compiler
The compiler is built for speed and ease of use. Code execution happens in milliseconds using WebAssembly technology, ensuring your scripts run as fast as locally installed PHP. The interface includes syntax highlighting, adjustable font sizes, and theme options for comfortable coding sessions.
Privacy is paramount. Your code runs entirely in your browser without being sent to external servers unless you explicitly create a shareable link. This makes our compiler perfect for working with proprietary code, sensitive algorithms, or simply maintaining your privacy while learning PHP.
PHP Version Support
Testing code across different PHP versions is essential for ensuring compatibility. Our compiler includes support for PHP 8.3 (latest stable), PHP 8.2, PHP 8.1, PHP 8.0, and PHP 7.4. Switch between versions using the dropdown selector to verify your code works correctly across different environments.
Each PHP version includes its respective feature set, allowing you to test new language features like named arguments, attributes, union types, match expressions, and more. This is particularly valuable when upgrading legacy codebases or learning about version-specific improvements.
Common Use Cases
- Learning PHP: Experiment with language features, try examples from tutorials, and test your understanding with instant feedback.
- Quick Testing: Verify algorithm logic, test regular expressions, parse JSON data, or format dates without setting up a local environment.
- Code Sharing: Create shareable links to code snippets for collaboration, code reviews, or asking questions on forums and Stack Overflow.
- Interview Preparation: Practice coding problems in a clean environment similar to many technical interview platforms.
- Teaching: Demonstrate PHP concepts with live code examples that students can modify and run themselves.
Error Handling and Debugging
When your PHP code encounters errors, the compiler displays clear error messages with line numbers and descriptions in the output panel. This helps you quickly identify and fix issues. Execution time is displayed for each run, helping you understand performance characteristics of different approaches.