Friend classes in PHP
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Monday 30-05-11 15:30 Have you ever found yourself writing comments like this: "Do not use this function!! Used by class X only!!!"? Or even exposed some of a class' internal structures just to speed up your application? Then friend classes may be what you need. full story
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1 Javascript event handler
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Monday 25-10-10 20:00 As I was implementing a datagrid GUI component, the number of events to be handled increased more and more. In order to cope with their complexity, I had to think of ways to organize these handlers to keep my code simple and readable. full story
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Fragment Cache - an introduction / PHP
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Thursday 10-06-10 22:00 This article will introduce you to that powerful new form of website speed optimization called Fragment Caching. It builds upon ideas used elsewhere to make the technique even more powerful. full story
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MySQL GET_LOCK() explained
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Wednesday 02-06-10 18:10 I've seen many questions arise around the MySQL GET_LOCK function. Some people complain it's broken, but it's not: You need to harness the power of GET_LOCK(). It's able to do unique things. full story
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Locking multiple objects in MySQL
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Sunday 17-01-10 11:41 I was looking for a way to lock several objects in a single transaction. It took me some time to figure it out, but it turned out to be very simple.
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Mark unread tabs in FireFox
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Sunday 03-01-10 14:16 I'm a heavy FireFox user. When doing research these days my primary source of information is the web and the browser is my primary application. So I'm interested in everything that makes my FireFox life easier. I'd like to share the best tweak I know. full story
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