This year the DPC (and DMC) bought all speakers one of the coolest gifts I’ve ever got (or seen) for speakers: an Arduino. During the speaker dinner, a lot of people were a bit confused on how it was …
Read more →Even though I really like using sed and awk, sometimes its hard to change or add parameters in configuration files. Big sed statements that may or may not work, double checking if everything has been …
Read more →During a presentation I gave yesterday about REST, there was a discussion about redirection (more detailed, a redirection from a queue to the actual resource during asynchronous operations). During …
Read more →So even in the middle of conference season, I’d like to update you with some of the awesome things I’ve seen and experienced over the last few weeks.
Read more →In a span of two months or so, I’ve noticed a peak in implementation of bloom filters. Maybe the “if you got a hammer, everything looks like a nail” applies here, but statistically I’m doing a larger …
Read more →To continue our journey in pointless, but nevertheless fun things to create, I’ve created a simple PHP extension that allows you stream music data to an IceCast server in pure PHP. For this I’m using …
Read more →In the [last post][1], we created a template extension for our shout class. Next up, we need to do the actual implementation.
Read more →In the last post, we started with the implementation of the constructor and one method. Next up, let’s do a bunch more.
Read more →In the last post, we created a template extension for our shout class. Next up, we need to do the actual implementation.
Read more →Good news everybody! PHP has (finally) moved their version control from subversion to git and placed their repository on github. Meaning it just got easier to maintain PHP but also it makes it easier …
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