Tilllate Blog: Caching of Dynamic Data Sets
On the Tilllate Blog, there's a new post discussing the use of caching in applications, specifically for dynamic data. Consider you have a set of data that is changing dynamically for each page...
View ArticleDZone.com: PHP objects in MongoDB with Doctrine
On DZone.com today Giorgio Sironi has a new post showing how you can use Doctrine with MongoDB to work with Document objects from the database. In the PHP world, probably the Doctrine ODM for MongoDB...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Database Versioning with Ladder Migrations
The SitePoint PHP blog has posted another tutorial looking at database versioning (see this postfocusing on Ladder migrations. Ladder is a simple PHP-based way to write migrations with rollbacks in a...
View ArticleMathias Noback: Semantic versioning for bundles
In a recent post to his site Mathias Noback looks at the use of semantic versioning, introducing some of its basic concepts and how it can relate to the work done in Symfony bundles. Semantic...
View ArticleQandidate.com Blog: Using the Accept Header to version your API
On the Qandidate.com blog today there's a new tutorial talking about the use of the Accept header in REST HTTP requests and, more specifically, working with it in a Symfony-based application. I...
View ArticlePhil Sturgeon: The Importance of Serializing API Output
Phil Sturgeon as a new post to his site today talking about the importance of serialized API output and why it's important to think about what to share and how they're shared. One section that seems...
View ArticlePaul Jones: Semantic Versioning and Public Interfaces
Paul Jones has an interesting post to his site that makes the link between software versioning and public interfaces your code provides. He points out that, despite semantic versioning helping to...
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