Hi everyone,
Can anyone recommend any good books/resources for php and mysql
performance management? I'm more interested in the software
development side (as opposed to server configuration) of things. I'm
looking for anything that would be good to know when working on
websites that get millions
Thanks for the response.
On 6/13/07, Robert Cummings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2007-06-13 at 10:36 -0400, Guillaume Theoret wrote:
Hi everyone,
Can anyone recommend any good books/resources for php and mysql
performance management? I'm more interested in the software
development
On 6/13/07, Richard Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, June 13, 2007 12:31 pm, Guillaume Theoret wrote:
Thanks for the response.
On 6/13/07, Robert Cummings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2007-06-13 at 10:36 -0400, Guillaume Theoret wrote:
Hi everyone,
Can anyone recommend any
On 6/13/07, Daevid Vincent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll throw in my suggestion here as to how I implement this.
Generally I evaluate how big are the tables and what do I intend to do
with them.
Sorting is usually a problem. Using the PHP multi_sort seems
cumbersome and never seems to be as
On 6/14/07, dave peaachepea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
?php
$filelinks=t3lib_div::_POST('file_name'); // the posting of the file name
$exttypes = php3,php,exe; // list of
extensions that shouldnt be used
$fileextension =
Thanks a lot for that post Paul.
It brings up a question though. You said to never ever use that on a
production server (an important disclaimer!) so I was wondering what
people here used to log and simulate loads. I've used OpenSTA (
http://opensta.org/ ) and I was pleased with the results but
Thanks for the link.
I got worried for a second that my code could be exploited so I did a
quick check to make sure that mime-types were correct. (I check the
mime type to make sure it's an image, not the file extension.) I
renamed a .jpg file .jpg.php and uploaded it and got application/x-php
This isn't exactly what was asked for but when I TA'd the principles
of programming languages course, an assignment I gave was to write a
simple poker game in Haskell. If anyone's interested here's the sample
solution I gave:
http://smokinn.tengun.net/comp348/poker.hs
It's all console based of
A couple of months ago I asked pretty much the same question on this
list because I was doing the same thing. This is how we implemented
our system.
For starters, we rolled our own MVC framework. It's pretty much a
standard MVC framework, very rails inspired but much more lightweight
than Cake
* Disclaimer: The following may sound condescending (I hope not) but
you said you're a newbie so I'll try to start with the very basics.
For your database tables questions you basically want the tables to
represent real life things. For example, a player, a team, etc.
So let's make a quick list
That's actually a very good article and while I don't agree with some
of it (most notably #6, the I love SQL.. I find a good ORM layer to be
a life saver should you ever need to make database structure changes
without having all your apps collapse all over themselves), I
certainly agree with the
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Hi,
I'm about to start a project and I'm still in the architectural design
phase. It's going to be a content management system but for several
unrelated things such as website management, employee management or
project management.
I plan on building a module based system where each part can be
, Guillaume Theoret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm about to start a project and I'm still in the architectural design
phase. It's going to be a content management system but for several
unrelated things such as website management, employee management or
project management.
I plan on building
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Guillaume Theoret wrote:
This is mostly for anyone that could later read this thread, (probably
when searching) but I found an excellent article titled Developing a
Plugin Architecture for PHP Applications in the april 2006 issue of
the php|architect magazine.
On 5/14/07, Greg Donald [EMAIL PROTECTED
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