About Tim de Pater
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A few days ago I read an article that compared some frameworks. Amongst others, both Zend Framework 1 and Zend Framework 2 were included. What struck me was that ZF2 was 5 times slower then ZF1. I know, it’s in beta, … Continue reading →
Zaterdag 1 oktober is het de derde editie van DayCampForDevelopers. Enrise doet deze keer mee met een office party dus we maken er een echt feestje van. Heb je dus zin om meer te leren over project management van onder … Continue reading →
Two months ago Varnish 3.0.0 came out. This could potentially fix a bug we had with streaming video in a HTML5 player. So I dived into the new version to find out what’s new and what’s changed. Features Module support … Continue reading →
Using a message queue can help to suspend heavy processes and execute them later so you won’t bother your visitors with long waiting times. There are a few solutions for queuing like Gearman, ActiveMQ and Zend Server Job Queue. For … Continue reading →