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The problem with Apache's approach to dealing with multiple clients, is that there's only ever a limited amount of Client processes available. This is usually is around a few hundred on common webservers.Because of this, it becomes necessary to handle HTTP requests as quickly as possible. As soon as a request is handled, it can go on serving the next. If a client happens to have a slow co
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Pagination is used very frequently in many websites, be it search results or most popular posts they are seen everywhere. But the way how it is typically implemented is naive and prone to performance degradation. In this article I attempt on explaining the performance implications of poorly designed pagination implementation. I have also analyzed how Google, Yahoo and Facebook handle pagination i
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As usual, it’s Saturday night and like the geek I am, I’m here thinking about the weirdest things. Tonight’s question is simple: “If a JSON library was to be integrated into Java SE, where would it go?”
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Google's open source Android mobile operating system is taking the smartphone market by storm. Unlike Apple, which has stringent guidelines and requirements for developers who want to offer their applications on the iPhone App Store, Google has left the Android platform wide open. You can even write Android applications in PHP now.
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PHP language is behind some of the most powerful and strong Web applications. WordPress and Facebook also using the same language for behind the scene functions. Its a very strong language and a lot people tried to learn it. If you are a new PHP developer, then Here are some very important tips from the Experts. You should take a look and leave a comment about your exp.new php developers
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For the last few years, as I’ve become more and more enmeshed in the hacker culture, I’ve watched as more and more disdain has developed among the hacker elite for PHP. Actually, it’s not just PHP; if you want to be one of the cool kids, you pretty much have to do all web application programming in Ruby, Python, LISP, or something really esoteric like Erlang or Haskell.
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With websites becoming more and more dynamic and interactive, developers often look to frameworks to help build websites and web apps rapidly. In this series of tutorials, we are going to build our very own PHP5 Development Framework!
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Conference talks are an excellent way to pick up lots of useful knowledge and this has been a great year for talks on JavaScript. Between TXJS, JSConf.eu, JSConf.us, JQCon, FOWA and others it’s been a truly amazing year for discussion about the language. In today’s post I’ve selected what I thought were the 10 best talks this year. The idea behind this post is to encourage further learning in Jav
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Blog and Screencast by Santiago Pericas-Geersten showing how to use video tag and events and websocket to synchronize a master video player with multiple slave players. Code runs on GlassFish 3.1. Also includes key links to HTML5 & WebSocket sites and documents
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Magento has really taken off in the past year or so, but behind the buzz there are some things that really grind my gears and others that make me flutter with excitement.
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Eliot Horowitz is a co-founder and CTO of 10gen, makers of MongoDB, an increasingly trendy database that’s used by Foursquare, among others. He’s just released a statement on what went wrong this week that led to Foursquare’s 11-hour outage, which was followed by another “aftershock” of downtime the following day.
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After two weeks of gathering votes, the PHP paradigms poll is now closed. With 216 votes (73%), the winner paradigm in popularity is Object-Oriented Programming. The old procedural approach to PHP, which has given fame to Wordpress and Drupal, is coming to an end. Even Drupal 7 has an object-oriented database layer as a primary component, and this paradigm is by far the most diffused in the world
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This article aims to serve for beginner PHP developers but those who are comfortable with PHP will also find this article useful. Basically, I’ll tell you the difference between some of PHP commonly used functions/features. By the end of this article you will have a clear difference among:
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What is Doctrine? What is it good for? What is it not good for? Describe a scenario where you most definitely wouldn’t use Doctrine?
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This article takes a broader view on object-oriented programming, and ask the following question: what are the constructs we don't need in an object-oriented language? What we can take away without hampering our capabilities of building software? If we actually don't need them, we can eliminate them from the language, and make it more simple. At the same time, make the application written in it m
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If you're having problems with server load due to high volume of traffic you can try getting fast cheap web hosting for your sites. Although web hosting is part of the solution you also need to consider other bandwidth heavy website applications.
