... going on. Developers at Facebook has decided once again to make public the effect of their many months of work. This time it's something really cool, especially for those who are interested in performance and optimization app HipHop in contrast to the APC or eAccelerator is not in itself a compiler code. From what Haiping Zhao have described it is a tool to transform the code. Automatically converts...

... the new framework that will the foundation for Typo3 v5. Everything there looks exceptional in terms of flexibility and ease of application development (true, the boys have some small problems with performance, but I'm sure that they can sort it out with a little time :) ). Flow3 and Typo3 v. 5 are technologies of the future, but we can have a glimpse of their advantages right now, thanks to the extbase...

By your request, we have changes the manner of cache deletion used upon the performance of a POST request. For now, we have deleted cache for the entire page that originated the POST. Imagine that we have to handle a very large news archive. Each news item is written to memcache with a validity period of 24h or more. If a new comment was placed under any of those records, the memcache was cleared...

... pages directly from memcache. All it takes is a simple modification to the typo3_src/index.php file. The PHP process sends the exact memcache contents to the browser. As the focus is on high performance, the data is not serialized or processed in any way. Requirements PHP 5.X with memcache supportNGINX server (optionally) Screenshots How to install Download the plugin...

... Now you can use evo_nginx_boost without nginx. You need ony TYPO3 and memcache. New manual of evo_nginx_boost - http://techblog.evo.pl/en/evo_nginx_boost-extension/ TYPO3 cache The TYPO3 performance issue is often a subject of discussion. I found a number of various tricks, which can speed up the page generation time, including nc_staticfilecache and dmc_highperformance modules. The latest...

... page - from 10 to 30. Although the loading time for 30 results had risen to 0.9 sec from 0.4 sec, the overall search traffic fell by 20 per cent. That shows how important a search engine (and its performance) is for a website. I don't want my blog to be solely about performance problems. However, when working on large sites you should constantly keep performance issues in mind, especially when...

... provides the ability to compare data from various calls. For example, we can compare changes before and after making a change in the critical part of the code, to check how they influenced the performance. Not so long ago, we had a problem generation times being too long when the page contained images. When we installed XProf, it turned out that PHP spends too much time on directory and file access...