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 . . . →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 . . . →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 . . . →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 . . . →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 . . . →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 . . . →Read More:BeOS + SmallTalk | A sample text widgetEtiam pulvinar consectetur dolor sed malesuada. Ut convallis euismod dolor nec pretium. Nunc ut tristique massa. Nam sodales mi vitae dolor ullamcorper et vulputate enim accumsan. Morbi orci magna,tincidunt vitae molestie nec,molestie at mi. Nulla nulla lorem,suscipit in posuere in,interdum non magna. | |