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libmemcached is a C client library to the memcached server (http://danga.com/memcached). It has been designed to be light on memory usage, thread safe, and provide full access to server side methods.
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Correva l’inverno scorso, più o meno verso questo periodo dell’anno, quando pix mi ha messo una pulce nell’orecchio chiamata Ruby On Rails, e da quel giorno la mia vita da programmatore cambiò radicalmente, in meglio.
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La serie TV che segui inizia a deluderti? Dillo su JumpTheShark.it!
“JumpTheShark” e’ il momento che rappresenta l’inizio del declino di uno spettacolo, e su JumpTheShark.it raccogliamo i vostri pareri! -
GraPHPite is pronounced “graphite”, as in the layered hexagonal structure of carbon. It is an acronym of Graph and PHP and ‘ite to make it pronouncable.
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Welcome
To the Seaside Tutorial of the Software Architecture Group (Hasso-Platter-Institut).
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Parallel NFS (pNFS) is an extension to NFS v4 that allows clients to access storage devices directly and in parallel thus eliminating the scalability and performance issues associated with NFS servers in deployment today.
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Solr is an open source enterprise search server based on the Lucene Java search library, with XML/HTTP and JSON APIs, hit highlighting, faceted search, caching, replication, and a web administration interface.
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Trex is a high-level PHP 5 Web application framework that uses the best open source components rather than building everything again.
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PHPXref is a developer tool that’s designed to ease the process of working on large PHP projects by making it very fast and easy to browse the code documentation along with the code itself.
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PHing Is Not GNU make; it’s a project build system based on Apache Ant.
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Creole is a database abstraction layer for PHP5. It abstracts PHP’s native db-specific API to create more portable code while also providing developers with a clean fully object-oriented interface based loosely on the API for Java’s JDBC.
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The Zend_Filter component provides a set of commonly needed data filters. It also provides a simple filter chaining mechanism by which multiple filters may be applied to a single datum in a user-defined order.
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Validator is a full-featured class for implementing FORM data validation. Based on PEAR QuickForm functionality and Cake’s basic validation features, Validator provides an easy approach to validating FORM submissions.
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Small Java classes (Workers) can be written to implement various testing cycles. The tool runs many such workers simultaneously, showing their status (working, waiting, error) in real-time on a colored grid.
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Presentations from ApacheCon EU 2007
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Red5 is an Open Source Flash Server written in Java
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For companies that need an enterprise chat server
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For companies looking for a productivity-focused Instant Messaging Client
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Qpid provides multiple language implementations of the AMQP specification and related technologies including transaction management, queuing, distribution, security, management and heterogeneous multi-platform support for messaging.
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Humanized Messages is a javascript-based system for non-model notifications, from an idea by Jef Raskin, as relayed by Aza Raskin and adapted for jQuery and use with K2 by Michael Heilemann.
Questo è quello che un bravo programmatore fa istintivamente, secondo Paul Graham. Mi sono appena letto il suo ultimo articolo, o meglio la sua ultima perla di saggezza. Senza ombra di dubbio Paul è una delle persone con le idee più innovative, ed in un certo senso ribelli, nel campo dello sviluppo software e devo dire che c’è sempre da imparare quando si legge uno dei suoi articoli.
In sostanza Paul non dice nulla di completamente nuovo. In realtà porta alla luce qualcosa che ogni bravo programmatore sa già intuitivamente, ovvero che per risolvere un problema devi avere tutto il problema in testa.
Il problema sarebbe il programma che deve fare quello che il programmatore vuole e la sua soluzione sarebbe la trascrizione del programma stesso in un linguaggio interpretabile dalla macchina.
Ma come si fa ad avere tutto un programma in testa? Come si fa a entrare “nella zona”?
