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links for 2007-12-05
ByLuis
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LiveJournal, la plataforma de creación de weblogs propiedad de Six Apart que cuenta con nada más y nada menos que 14 millones de cuentas, ha sido adquirida por la empresa rusa SUP por una cantidad no revelada.
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Work on HTML 5 is rapidly progressing, yet it is still expected to continue for several years. Due to the requirement to produce test cases and achieve interoperable implementations, current estimates have work finishing in around ten to fifteen years.
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Paso a paso de cómo hacer un menú de restaurante con CSS y XHTML
Enlaces rápidos (07-04-2009)
ByLuis
Hace mucho que no publico enlaces rápidos, alguno puede estar un poco antiguo:
- Experiences deploying a large-scale infrastructure in Amazon EC2
- Cool URIs for semantic web
- Performance Anti-Patterns
- How to create Skype-like buttons using jQuery
- A fancy Apple.com-style search suggestion
- Art of scalability
- Historia de la arquitectura de Ebay
- Khronos Launches Initiative to Create Open Royalty Free Standard for Accelerated 3D on the Web
- Flickr cambia de PHP4 a PHP5 y lo nota
- Performance – When do I start worrying?
- Hidden Features of JavaScript
- Repaso a las nuevas bases de datos ligeras
- Open Source en tiempos de crisis
- Cloud computing versus grid computing
- SLAMD Distributed Load Generation Engine
- El futuro de los CMS Open Source
- 50 things to know before migrating Oracle to MySQL
- 10 things you need to know about backup solutions for MySQL
- Libraries and Examples for working with canvas
- Scaling Out MySQL
- Manual de xpath
- Scaling Digg and Other Web Applications
- A Pirate Map with LibGD and Google Maps
- Empezando con Codeigniter
- File Style: plugin para jQuery
- OCR and Neural Nets in JavaScript
- Lectura interesante sobre caché
- Quick-UX. Quick Heuristics for User eXperience
- Suscriptores en Feedburner, pagerank y ranking en Technorati con PHP
- Should you move from MyISAM to Innodb?
Enlaces rápidos (05-03-2010)
ByLuis
Voy a tener que cambiar el título de estos posts por “Enlaces rápidos sobre NoSQL”, porque al final es sobre lo que más enlazo.
- The Anatomy of a Whale “Twitter is over capacity”
- PHP Compiler Performance
- Cassandra NoSQL Database an Apache Top Level Project
- PHP – Mi estado en Skype
- Cassandra @ Twitter: An Interview with Ryan King
- Database Indexes on Domain Names
- Qué puede significar HipHop para CodeIgniter
- MongoDB and Redis for an URL shortener
- Translate SQL to MongoDB MapReduce
- Google Keyword Tool Analizer
- How to crack a CAPTCHA
- Cassandra Usecases: Survey Results
- 6 Valid Questions for Every (NoSQL) Project
- Getting Real about NoSQL and the SQL-Isn’t-Scalable Lie
- SQL is scalable. SQL scalability isn’t for everyone. NoSQL isn’t for everyone either
- MapReduce Book (PDF)
links for 2008-02-13
ByLuis
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photoshop listsLists have been around for a long while and are a hot topic today. I’ve even compiled some myself for my Photoshop Roadmap blog. They are perfect candidates for massive and steady traffic, and they are an interesting, if not fun, reading
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Let’s build a simple form with 2 fields: email address, and password. We want to focus on client side validation, so we will add a second password field to compare against and a password strength field. Password strength is becoming more and more popula
NoSQL databases: 10 Things you Should Know About Them
ByLuis
NoSQL databases: 10 Things you Should Know About Them: 5 pros and 5 cons by Guy Harrison: Five advantages of NoSQL Elastic scaling Big data Goodbye DBAs (see you later?) Economics Flexible data models Five challenges of NoSQL Maturity Support Analytics and business intelligence Administration Expertise A few amendments though: Elastic scaling: part …
PHPBuilder.com: Downloading and Parsing Gmail Messages in PHP
ByLuis
New on PHPBuilder.com today there’s a tutorial showing you how to download and parse messages from Google Mail. In their case it’s grabbing and parsing submissions from a form. Some friends of mine publish a literary journal that accepts submissions via email. At their request I wrote a script to download messages from the journal’s Gmail account a …