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Database Sharding at Netlog, with MySQL and PHP
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday February 26, 2009
This article accompanies the slides from a presentation on database sharding. Sharding is a technique used for horizontal scaling of databases we are using at Netlog. If you're interested in high performance, scalability, MySQL, php, caching, partitioning, Sphinx, federation or Netlog, read on ...
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Database Management Systems > MySQL
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fireruby - howto start with firebird and ruby on ubuntu
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
you might need some firebird dependencies something like firebird2.1-dev was already installed or you can check ...
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Database Management Systems > Firebird
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MySQL founder invests in MoiPal
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
Michael "Monty" Widenius, the creator and founder of MySQL, has invested in Ironstar Helsinki, a Finnish company behind the rapidly growing social gaming world MoiPal. The MoiPal world, offers a unique gaming oriented social network, which is open to allow other websites and games to interact with it.
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Database Management Systems > MySQL
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OpenSearch support for the symfony API
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
We are always looking for ways to enhance the developers experience with the symfony documentation. Some time ago, we added PDFs for all symfony documentation to ease offline work.
Today, thanks to Geoffrey Bachelet, the symfony website has now support for the OpenSearch specification.
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Create a REST API with PHP
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
One of the latest (sort of) crazes sweeping the net is APIs, more specifically those that leverage REST. It's really no surprise either, as consuming REST APIs is so incredibly easy in any language. It's also incredibly easy to create them as you essentially use nothing more than an HTTP spec that has existed for ages. One of the few things that I give Rails credit for is its well thought-out REST support, both for providing and consuming these APIs (as its been explained by all the Rails fanboys I work with).
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App Engine: Grow your app beyond the free quotas
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
We're psyched to announce that developers can now purchase additional computing resources on App Engine, enabling apps to scale beyond our free quotas. This has been our most requested improvement to App Engine and we're thrilled to deliver it, as promised.
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MySQL client for the iPhone
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
iMy is a full MySQL client for the iPhone. It features the ability to generate complex queries without ever using the keyboard. iMy presents an interface similar to MobileCan.
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Database Management Systems > MySQL
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Announcing openark kit for MySQL
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
It is my great pleasure to announce the availability of the openark kit, a set of lightweight utilities for MySQL, which eases every day tasks.
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Database Management Systems > MySQL
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Intel to Sponsor Facebook Developer Garages
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
Conceived shortly after the launch of Facebook Platform in 2007, the Facebook Developer Garage program is a community effort to bring the latest Facebook Platform information and technology to the back yards of more than 660,000 Facebook developers.
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Three Ways To Install VirtualBox
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
VirtualBox is a popular virtualization application that allows you to run a guest operating system (Linux, Windows, etc...) within a host operating system. Basically, it allows you to run one operating system within another without dual booting.
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Top 4 Free Embedded Databases
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
I need an embedded database for my next project. During the last few days I've done a lot of virtual leg-work researching and comparing the various alternatives, trawling through documentation and forums. The results are below. Hopefully, if you're ever in the same situation, this list will make your life a bit easier.
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Database Management Systems > Firebird
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IBM Tops in Server Hardware in 2008
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
IDC reported that IBM was the top server vendor in 4Q08 with 36.3 percent factory revenue share, surpassing second-place HP which held 29.0 percent.
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How Many of Your Visits are from iPhones?
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday February 25, 2009
Advanced Segmentation is one of Google Analytics' most powerful features - you can use it to slice and dice your Google Analytics data by, well, pretty much anything. We've made it a little easier to see what your iPhone visitors are doing on your site by adding a default Advanced Segment showing just visits from iPhones.
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$10,000+ in prizes! Change the Web Challenge
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 24, 2009
Social Actions' Change the Web Challenge is about building innovative tools to help people to find and share opportunities to take action on the websites, blogs, and social networks that we all visit everyday.
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Skype For Asterisk Update
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 24, 2009
Well, it has been nearly six months since the announcement of Skype For Asterisk at AstriCon, so it is high time for an update. So far we've been through several rounds of code with a very small pilot group. The results are encouraging - since that initial demo call on stage at AstriCon, we've logged tens of thousands of hours of Skype-To-Asterisk communication.
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Fedora needs your help
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 24, 2009
As some of you know Fedora 11 will feature automatic font installation.
This is a genuinely new feature that does not try to ape what other operating systems do and play on Linux's traditional attention to localization and internationalization. It's a free/libre alternative to the DRM-ed distribution channels proprietary foundries are pushing right now.
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Facebook: Telecoms` New Best Friend?
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 24, 2009
The buzz at last week's Mobile World Congress last week was palpable: social networks are hot.
As a sign of the times, INQ's INQ1 phone, also known as the "Facebook phone," took home the GSM Associations's prestigious Best Mobile Handset or Device award, beating out several smartphones like the BlackBerry Storm, T-Mobile G1, Nokia E71, and LG KS360. The INQ1 is a mass market £80 (US$116) device with tight Facebook integration.
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KDE 4.2 on Gentoo
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 24, 2009
While my life workwise is all messed up(tm) some days ago I had the chance to update my laptop to KDE 4.2 and here is my initial thoughts.
The upgrade itself was a bit rough, so unmerged 4.1.x before emerging 4.2. Installation went without any major problems, once the blockers were solved. One thing I immediately noticed was that many of the small issues that plagued KDE 4.1.x was now gone. Indeed KDE 4.2 is almost ready for everyday use.
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All 150 Features of the new Safari 4 Beta
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 24, 2009
Here are some of the new features of Safari 4:
- Top Sites
- Cover Flow
- Full History Search
- Tabs on Top
- Nitro Engine
- Windows Native Look and Feel
- Developer Tools
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Harnessing Firefox Add-ons & Web Apps to Make Change
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday February 24, 2009
Our friends at Social Actions are kicking off a unique contest today: Change the Web Challenge. They're calling for new Web apps that can help people make a difference while browsing the Web - allowing them to find and share actions on websites, blogs and social networks. Participants not only have a shot at glory, but $10,000 in prizes.
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Internet Browsers > Mozilla Firefox
