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Today we are very happy to announce the commercial availability of [transloadit.com](https://transloadit.com).
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Here the notes I took during the Dutch PHP conference 2010 (#dpc10).
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When you're debugging a tough problem you sometimes need to analyze the HTTP traffic flowing between your machine and a webserver or proxy.
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Some time ago I was in the situation where I was looking at 200 MyISAM tables screaming to get converted to InnoDB for performance reasons.
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Don't know Redis?
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If you want to do command-line MySQL administration like restoring databases or dumping statistics, you need the root account and its password.
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I still got sites running Apache, but all new projects are launched with Nginx.
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At our company we have a lot of uses for a solid API.
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The core of our new project runs on Node.js.
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When migrating projects over to GitHub, I found there were still some passwords inside my SVN repositories.
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Hi.
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Today I've moved all of my SVN repositories over to GitHub. 5 private reps and 4 public ones.
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If you store application data in memcache, you may want to invalidate it once you deploy a new version to avoid corruption or weird results.
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PHP 5.3 is a big leap forward for PHP and brings of a lot of neat features.
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Looking back at a great CakeFest in Berlin, I learned a lot about CakePHP and met many nice and inspiring people.
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IDs are often numbers.
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If you are in IT professionally (coding or sysadmin) you will be staring at monospaced fonts for many many hours a day.
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I had some difficulties playing Flash videos lately.
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Pictures say more than a thousand words.
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Sometimes MySQL needs to work hard.
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Sorry folks, this article was based on flawed benchmark results, I will soon post [an update](/blog/2009/03/31/improve-mysql-insert-performance/)!
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Code spends more time being [read than being written](https://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000684.html).
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If you've written a PEAR package, it's probably a good idea to submit some end user documentation.
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Hello everyone.
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So I've been learning CakePHP the last few days.
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Everyone knows PHP can be used to create websites.
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Writing code requires two important things: _creativity_ & _discipline_.
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Recently I needed `ogg123` on an Ubuntu server to convert some media.
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One error that has bugged my Eclipse PDT for a long time, was \_org.eclipse.emf.ecore.util.EcoreEMap $DelegateEObjectContainmentEList.
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Hi folks.
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Good testing will result in better code.
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In another article I've told you about how I would like to see one rule removed from the PEAR Coding Standards.
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Recently I've been experimenting with Virtual machines for my development environment.
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## Working with trees When working with tree data structures you often need to craft them in different ways.
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## Working With Trees When working with tree data structures you often need to craft them in different ways.
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Since a couple of months now, I've been involved with PEAR as a contributor.
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In PHP, sessions can keep track of authenticated in users.
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I've been programming a lot with Quanta which is a lightweight kdevelop based IDE.
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I used to use Dean Edwards Javascript Packer a lot to compress my Javascript sources.
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Sometimes when digging real deep into Windows like I recently had to, you need to have the Windows SID (Security Identifier) of a local user.
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Let's say you want your local restricted users to be able to restart specific services.
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I tried to do some Image Magick with PHP recently on an Ubuntu Feisty machine, and even though I had the required package: 'php5-imagick' installed, and I updated my php.ini with imagick.so, I kept getting the error Class 'Imagick' not found.
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Or: **How to convert multipage TIFF to PDF in PHP
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Running compiz-fusion for some time, one thing started to annoy me.
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I recently faced a programming challenge that almost broke my brain.
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A couple of years ago when everyone still had giant CRT monitors, resolutions of 1600x1200 were pretty common.
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With SSH you can securely login to any Linux server and execute commands remotely.
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Synchronizing files from one server to another is quite awesome.
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Deleting a file or reformatting a disk does not destroy your sensitive data.
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It's always a good idea to backup important data.