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- 6 Reasons to Move to Laravel Homestead
- Laravel Homestead: a convenient local development environment Want to get started with Homestead quickly? Please check the quick tips. For more details, please continue reading. Simply put, Laravel Homestead is: An official pre-packaged Vagrant “box” provides you with an excellent development environment without installing PHP, web server and any other server software on your local machine. In other words, it automatically completes what we did manually through Vagrant and PuPHPet in previous articles (such as those articles). Well, it's with normal Vaprobash/Vagrant/PuPHPet
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 931 2025-02-21 10:36:10
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- 18 Critical Oversights in Web Development
- Over the past years I had the opportunity to work on some interesting projects, complex in nature with an ongoing development, constantly upgrading, refactoring and adding new features to them. This article will cover the biggest coding oversights mo
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 510 2025-02-20 09:15:11
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- Understanding OpCache
- Key Takeaways OpCache is a built-in caching engine in PHP 5.5 that stores precompiled script bytecode in memory, leading to performance boosts in PHP applications. It can be installed as an extension on older PHP versions and can reduce the mean r
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 859 2025-02-20 08:38:10
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- How to Install Custom PHP Extensions on Heroku
- In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to install custom extensions on Heroku. Specifically, we’ll be installing Phalcon. Key Takeaways Custom PHP extensions, such as Phalcon, can be installed on Heroku using the PHP buildpack tool, which sets up the
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 645 2025-02-19 11:53:09
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- How to Run Multiple Versions of PHP on One Server
- In this particular post, we’ll demo a solution to install multiple versions of Phalcon and PHP and run them on a single web server. PHP 5.5.x and 5.6.x will be used here, but you can replace them with other versions. Any servers that support PHP-FPM
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 424 2025-02-19 09:02:13
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- 9 JavaScript Libraries for Working with Local Storage
- The HTML5 local storage API (part of Web storage) has excellent browser support and is being applied in more and more applications. It has a simple API, but it also has some disadvantages similar to cookies. I've come across quite a few tools and libraries that use the localStorage API over the past year or so, so I've sorted them out into this post with some code examples and feature discussions. Important points The HTML5 local storage API is widely supported and is becoming more and more common in applications, but it also has some limitations similar to cookies. Various JavaScript libraries have been developed to improve and extend their capabilities. Lockr, store.j
- JS Tutorial . memcached 610 2025-02-19 08:47:10
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- Introducing Pagoda Box - a PaaS just for PHP
- Pagoda Box: A PHP-focused PaaS for streamlined development and deployment Key Features: Pagoda Box is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) specifically designed for PHP applications. Its component-based architecture simplifies development and cost managem
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 924 2025-02-18 12:25:10
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- The Complete Guide to the WordPress Transients API
- WordPress's Transients API has been supported since version 2.8, but many WordPress developers are still unaware of its existence and its purpose. In short, the WordPress Transients API allows us to store key-value pair data with expiration times. This tutorial will explain in depth how to use this API. We will also learn how it differs from the Options API, how it interacts with the WordPress caching system, and some use cases. ### Comparison of Options API and Transients API Most WordPress developers do
- WordPress . memcached 292 2025-02-17 12:19:09
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- Cache Fetched AJAX Requests Locally: Wrapping the Fetch API
- This article is written by invited author Peter Bengtsson. SitePoint's special guest post is designed to bring you great content from well-known writers and speakers in the JavaScript community This article demonstrates how to implement a local cache of fetched requests so that if executed repeatedly, it will be read from the session store. The benefit of this is that you don't need to write custom code for every resource you want to cache. If you want to show off your next JavaScript party and show off your various skills in handling Promise, state-of-the-art APIs, and local storage, read on. Main gains With the Fetch API, developers can create local caches of AJAX requests by reducing redundancy
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- PHP vs Node.js Smackdown: Right of Reply
- SitePoint recently held a peak showdown between PHP and Node.js, and Craig Buckler puts these two development technologies into one of the ten challenges to determine the ultimate winner. As Craig points out in the article, this comparison is always controversial. As an interesting follow-up, we invited Bruno Škvorc (PHP editor for SitePoint) and James Hibbard (one of SitePoint's JavaScript editors) to comment on each round. Here is their round-by-round evaluation… Key Points Since PHP is simple to setup and can get feedback immediately when running scripts, for
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 748 2025-02-17 10:28:10
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- Caching Hat-trick: Zend Opcache, Etags and Query Caching
- This article explores common PHP caching techniques: Zend Opcache, Expires Headers, and MySQL Query Caching. We'll delve into further strategies in a subsequent article. Key Advantages: Zend Opcache, Expires Headers, and MySQL Query Caching signif
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 681 2025-02-17 09:29:12
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- Caching Hat-trick: Varnish, Memcached and PHP libraries
- This article explores advanced caching techniques for PHP applications, focusing on Memcached, Varnish, and supporting PHP libraries. Let's delve into how these tools enhance application speed and efficiency. Key Concepts: Memcached: A high-perfor
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 329 2025-02-17 09:11:10
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- The Ultimate Guide to Deploying PHP Apps in the Cloud
- li.toc-h3 { margin-left: 20px; } li.toc-h4 { margin-left: 40px; } Table of Contents Introduction to Cloud Servers Heroku Make a small change Database, Caching & Cron Jobs Google Cloud Database, Caching & Cr
- PHP Tutorial . memcached 803 2025-02-12 09:08:18
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- A Comprehensive Guide to Django Caching
- Key Takeaways Understand the Basics: Grasp the foundational concepts of caching in Django, including its importance for reducing server load and enhancing user experience by speeding up response times. Setup and Configuration: Learn how to set u
- Python Tutorial . memcached 428 2025-02-10 12:29:11
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- Accelerating the Cloud: What to Expect When Going Cloud Native
- Ampere Cloud Native Platform: The perfect combination of performance, sustainability and cost-effectiveness This article is the fourth part of Ampere Computing’s “Accelerating Cloud Computing” series, which explores the many benefits of migrating to cloud-native platforms. The previous article has explained the differences between x86 architecture and cloud-native platforms and the investments required for cloud-native migration. This article will focus on the advantages brought by cloud-native platforms. Advantages of cloud native processors in cloud computing: Improve performance per rack and per dollar Enhance predictability and consistency Improve efficiency Optimize scalability Reduce operating costs Cloud native processors achieve peak performance Unlike the x86 architecture that carries a large number of legacy functions, Ampere cloud native processors are designed to efficiently execute common cloud applications.
- It Industry . memcached 831 2025-02-09 10:37:09