Writing your own PHP Framework

Writing your own PHP Framework, should you do it?
While I worked at Wildside in Århus, Denmark, I wrote a MVC Framework for using in Typo3 extensions. The reason for this was that we were working on an application which required such a framework to structure the project to be as maintainable as possible without [...]

March 19, 2009  Tags: ,   Posted in: Development  No Comments

10 Principles of the PHP Masters

I found an article about 10 principles of the php masters. There is an interesting thing about the list however. Number 7 and 8 on the list will be impossible to follow at the same time for example.
The list is as follows:

Use PHP Only When You Need it – Rasmus Lerdorf
Use Many Tables [...]

March 17, 2009  Tags:   Posted in: Web development  No Comments

SSO For Webapplications

As I have talked about several times, I am planning several saas projects in the future. The amount of ideas vastly surpasses the amount of time available to create these projects, but one of the things I can do until I (and possibly a small team of other people) decide to actually do any concrete [...]

March 9, 2009  Tags: , , ,   Posted in: Development, Web development  One Comment

Persistent Key-Value Object Storage with MemcacheDB

While looking at a post about using memcache for a simple message queue, which by the way sounds very interesting in its own right. I once again found a link to the MemcacheDB project. They have made memcache persistent. It is some sort of and intermediate between regular memcached and a database. I can think [...]

March 7, 2009  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Development, Web development  Comments Closed

ASP2PHP

I haven’t tried it (yet), and it’s probably not something that a lot of people would find that interesting/useful. But I just found an open source ASP 2 PHP compiler, which will take any asp page (written in vbscript) and create a corresponding php page. Sounds fun. If only I had some of my asp [...]

March 6, 2009  Tags: , ,   Posted in: Development, Just for fun, Web development  Comments Closed

Memcached Boosts Performance

For a while we have worked on making our website at work more responsive. We have a lot of visitors looking for voice over talents, and since we primarily do business across the web, mainly through our website, it is important to us that it is as responsive as possible. Apart from the classic guidelines [...]

March 2, 2009  Tags: , , ,   Posted in: Development, Web development  Comments Closed