Kategorie: Tim’s Weblog

  • Bringing Data Security to PHP Applications

    Mikhail Seliverstov at OTN – Bringing Data Security to PHP Applications: „The application this article discusses relies on Oracle VPD and application context to ensure that the database server is in charge of enforcing the security requirements of our system and to make sure each user receives exactly the number of rows allowed for that…

  • Redirect After Post

    Michael Jouravlev at TheServerSide.com – Redirect After Post: “ PRG pattern can be rephrased like this: Never show pages in response to POST Always load pages using GET Navigate from POST to GET using REDIRECT Repeat these lines before going to bed. […] Web applications should be resource-centric. They can attain greater presentation flexibility instead…

  • Atom 1.0

    Tim Bray – Atom 1.0: „It’s cooked and ready to serve. There are a couple of IETF process things to do, but this draft is essentially Atom 1.0. Now would be a good time for implementors to roll up their sleeves and go to work.“

  • Fairfaxfrontpages live

    Almost exactly two years after Fairfaxphotos went live, Fairfax is launching another site I’ve done the PHP programming for, Fairfaxfrontpages. The historical newspaper front pages are fascinating, take a look at Germany’s capitulation in 1945, the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the first man on the moon, or the fall of the Berlin wall…

  • Server2Go

    „Server2Go allows you to create a working web site or PHP application on a CD-ROM.“

  • Optimizing PHP and Oracle

    John Lim at Oracle Technology Network – Optimizing PHP and Oracle: „In this first installment in the DeployPHP Series, I’ll discuss this checklist for developing and deploying powerful and scalable PHP applications on Oracle: 1. Choose the right extension API. 2. Know when to fetch and hint. 3. Be smart about binding. 4. Use a…

  • PHP Security Briefing

    Chris Shiflett has published nice slides summarizing his PHP Security Briefing [PDF].

  • Life After Ajax?

    Micah Dubinko at XML.com – Life After Ajax?: „Working on a crossword puzzle with ink means two things: you find yourself more conservative, (You wait until you are fairly confident before committing to something.) and when you inevitably make a mistake anyway, it gets messy to patch things up. Software development is the same way.…

  • How do you design a remixable Web application?

    Jon Udell – How do you design a remixable Web application?: „A website that wants to be remixable will deliver content as XML and behavior as script. These aspects can be, and will be, combined server-side for Web 1.0 clients, but Web 2.0 clients will increasingly be able to do this processing for themselves. So…

  • Why PHP Scales – A Cranky, Snarky Answer

    George Schlossnagle – Why PHP Scales – A Cranky, Snarky Answer: „In every application I’ve ever worked on application performance was governed by the following factors, in rough order of their importance: stupid use of network resources stupid use of databases stupid algorithm design stupidly ignoring contention issues stupid language inefficiencies Notice how PHP being…