TYPO3 4.3 features a new caching framework, which has been backported from FLOW3. The framework (should one choose to use it – more on that later) allows placement of default TYPO3 caches in DB tables, files, memcached, APC, or any other backend that can be created by implementing a PHP interface. But even more –… Read more »
Posts By: Dan Osipov
Visit Moscow
Got this ad in Facebook today: Huh? “Like to Travel?” – damn right. “Visit Moscow” – you got my interest. “We have jobs everywhere” – awesome! Wait, what’s that note about mafia? Mafia Wars? Is that where the jobs are? Is Russian mafia recruiting me through Facebook?
Pragmatic Thinking and Learning
Today I finished reading “Pragmatic Thinking and Learning: Refactor Your Wetware” by Andy Hunt. Let me start by saying, that I’m really glad I picked up and finished this book right before the New Year. Why? It’s a checklist I’m putting on my New Years resolutions. The book starts out by describing the differences between… Read more »
Water
Water, water, everywhere, And all the boards did shrink; Water, water, everywhere, Nor any drop to drink. –The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Using NGINX as load balancer for TYPO3
Nginx has emerged as one of the popular webservers to run the TYPO3 framework. Advantages to using Nginx are that it is lightweight, fast, and reliable – unlike Apache, which has a much bigger footprint in terms of resources. Nginx is frequently set up to handle static files or cached pages (thanks to its memcached… Read more »