By indeyets, on June 26th, 2007%
I have released mysql-query-builder 1.0.2. Still lacks formal documentation, but 100% covered by unit-tests which can be treated as such.
MySQL Query Builder is a set of PHP5 Classes which can… (surprise!) build correct MySQL5 queries for use with PDO‘s prepare/execute. This things rocks really hard if you need to implement some kind of database layer (I . . . → Read More: mysql-query-builder 1.0.2
By indeyets, on June 25th, 2007%
While working on my app-server code, I bumped into a need to parse (and produce) cookie-headers, so I went to look for some specs…
At first, there was Netscape and their first spec which wasn’t Y2K-compliant. Then, there was 1997 and the new spec: RFC2109 which fixed Y2K problem as well as couple of other minor issues . . . → Read More: Everything you didn’t want to know about cookies
By indeyets, on June 22nd, 2007%
There was a comment by Olivier to one of my previous posts mentioning, that php was still leaking memory even on the simpliest example. That’s not exactly true. I added some more memory-information output to that example and made “hard” testing by ab. Here are some results:
Hello world! #22960
Memory usage: 232312
Peak Memory usage: 275352
Memory usage last . . . → Read More: php as appserver vs memory-leaks
By indeyets, on June 21st, 2007%
Thanks for all the comments to my “Application Server in PHP? well… Yes!” posting. I was really amazed to see that many interested people. Your support gives me a great motivation. Thanks, guys!
I am currently thinking about proper object hierarchy and, actually, I changed it completely 3 times already in my thoughts. I finally . . . → Read More: PHP+SCGI part 2: problem with eZComponents
By indeyets, on June 19th, 2007%
Short story: I made the initial implementation of SCGI protocol in PHP. Check it out!
Long story:
Some time ago I was ranting about PHP and it’s “way” of handling FastCGI. The idea is to have persistent PHP-application which would handle requests from inside. This would allow us have “real” persistent cache in application (persistent connection . . . → Read More: Application Server in PHP? well… Yes!
By indeyets, on June 3rd, 2007%
Some internal feeling makes me believe, that Smalltalk would be an ideal language for Haiku-OS/OpenBeOS (which looks more and more alive, again).
BeOS was always about C++, opposing UNIX’es, MacOS’es and Windows’es choice of C (well, formally, windows had C++ api, but, still, it was very C-ish in it’s essence). Years passed, MacOS switched to Objective-C, Windows . . . → Read More: BeOS + SmallTalk