Written by Gregory Milby |
Tuesday, August 7th, 2012
5.4, deprecated, PHP, php.net, reference
Each major release of any framework can make someone begin to second guess what is still ‘current’. Hopefully this list of incompatible changes will help server as a reference so that you do not have a site fail due to deprecated code! Backward Incompatible Changes in PHP 5.4: (excerpt from the php.net site:) Although most [...]
Written by Gregory Milby |
Friday, August 26th, 2011
apache, deployment, load testing, poor performance, stress, testing tool, traffic website, understandable results, web host, web server
Apache has a great load testing tool that appears to rival the best out there. It can test against concurrent connections, number of loads per connection, and give understandable results – actually useful! Anyone who develops wants to know how much stress (how many visitors) their application can withstand and how it will perform under [...]
Written by Gregory Milby |
Tuesday, April 19th, 2011
It seems like some people can just be near a book about something ‘new’, and somehow absorb enough of it to make do. Unfortunately, I am not one of those people. When learning something new, it’s my preference to be able to do some basic things (manipulating string, simple data structures, and basic-type operations with [...]
