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The innodb_memcache daemon plugin is a plugin for the MySQL Server end contains an embedded memcached. This embedded memcached is configured to use MySQL's InnoDB engine as storage backend. By using this data stored inside an InnoDB table can be accessed using memcache's key-value protocol. Back in the times of the previous blog post this was limited to data from a single table, which maps easily to the key-value nature of memcache but is a clear limitation. 
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The rise of cloud computing over the past few years has been incredible. Unfortunately, many still do not see the interest or do not comprehend its importance. This is not a post about cloud computing and its benefits, but rather a refresher about understanding some basic rules of scalability and how to get started with building scalable apps while keeping in mind that most people and companies have limited budgets. The concept of shared-nothing architectures is well known in the scalability community — if such a thing even exists — but it seems to be frequently forgotten when it comes to building web apps.
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PHP is a dream for those who want to learn how to make a website or an application and don’t know much about programming languages… and since PHP is free and has a phenomenal documentation … plus on top of that there are so many frameworks to help you out making it easier to work with and also making it more stable and structured.
Since I kind of like working in PHP a lot … but mostly core PHP … now a days I tried my hands on a couple of MVC structure frameworks for PHP… and found that there are a whole lot of them to work with…so just thought I would make a list of them and maybe someday try out as much as I can to finally find the one that suits my expectations and working criteria.
Walberto Moncada's curator insight,
August 17, 2013 1:11 AM
Interesante, lista muy completa con muy buenas propuestas que desconocia
Walberto Moncada's curator insight,
August 17, 2013 1:11 AM
Interesante, lista muy completa con muy buenas propuestas que desconocia
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Having a web API is an essential part of doing business online today. We wanted to help get you started. So we took some time to pull together a list of the RESTful or RESTish (however you choose to view it) API frameworks, that can help you deploy your API faster.Today we are going to take a look at seven RESTful API frameworks for PHP: - Dave - Epiphany - FRAPI - Recess - Slim - Tonic - Zend Framework
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June 1, 2013 8:46 AM
The list is a bit out of date and some frameworks have hit a dead-end. For those evaluating frameworks herewith a quick list:
http://davss.com/tech/php-rest-api-frameworks/ It's best to evaluate by going to each API developers website and try to match your project needs to available features. Some frameworks have built-in others extend via modules.
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When you need data input in a web context, you send a GET/POST request to your script. On the command line, things work differently. In this blog post, we will talk obout input and output in php-cli.
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Sometimes you need to share a design with your colleagues. You can walk him through the code, and explain which classes and interfaces you created, but there are higher abstracted models that you can show to him to make him grasp the picture quickly.
One of these tools is UML, and in particular class diagrams. A good class diagram can show the relationships between a dozen of classes, and thus the design of an entire small component. I'm no advocate of designing software before coding however, since the code is the ultimate design document. When we prepare UML diagrams, we mostly are in the stage after having Test-Driven the code and committed it. The goal is sharing information quickly, and then throw away the diagram when it gets out of sync with the code.
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Phalcon is an open source, full stack framework for PHP 5 written as a C-extension providing high performance. You don't have to learn or use C language, functionality are exposed as PHP classes you can use any time. Phalcon is also loose coupled thus you can select specific parts of the framework for your development.
Benchmarking below shows how efficient Phalcon is when compared with other traditional PHP frameworks. This benchmark is updated as stable versions are released from any of the frameworks mentioned or Phalcon itself.
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The goal of this talk is to explore the gain of functionality and productivity that can be achieved by introducing XQuery into PHP applications.
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If you have ever wrestled with trying to create a custom Web site using a CMS that made you jump through hoops to get the desired output, you should definitely check out MODX, a CMS framework designed from the ground up with Object Oriented Programming PHP developers in mind.
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The mysqlnd replication and load balancing plugin for mysqlnd makes using MySQL Replication from PHP much easier.
Details here : http://blog.ulf-wendel.de/?p=316
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Présentation par Stéphane Dessein sur la montée en charge avec PHP, pour le RDV AFUP Lille du 31 mai 2011 à Euratech...
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