As I heard that Zend Framework 2.0 is on the way to the public release, I became curious to know how the framework had been evolving during the recent releases. I started to fiddle with Zend Framework again but also realized that I should update my comprehension and knowledge about the framework. It has been [...]
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Published July 28th, 2010 in Application Design, Miscellaneous and Technical Notes. 1 CommentQuick Tip: How to Install and Configure PHP in Fedora Linux
Published July 16th, 2010 in Linux, PHP and Technical Notes. 0 CommentsPreviously, I have discussed about how to install MySQL on Fedora Linux. In this post, I would like to elaborate PHP installation on Fedora. Even though the installation is simple by nature, I would like to provide some notes to help you troubleshoot some post-installation problems that may occur.
As usual, I will provide the screenshots [...]
Quick Tip: Installing MySQL on Fedora Linux
Published June 22nd, 2010 in Linux, MySQL and Technical Notes. 2 CommentsInstalling MySQL on Fedora has never been easier than before. If you are a first timer who wants to know how to install MySQL on a Fedora server or desktop, follow this guide to successfully install both MySQL client and server only in three steps.
Before you proceed to the installation, the environment settings for the [...]
Samsung Galaxy, New Android Phone to Compete in the Smartphone Market
Published June 4th, 2010 in Miscellaneous and Technical Notes. 0 CommentsIn World IT Show 2010 held at COEX, Seoul from May 25 to 28, 2010, Samsung also introduced its new Android smartphone named Galaxy A to Korean public. The product code name is SHW-M100S and the version is the equivalent of its sister Galaxy S which is to be sold outside Korea. Galaxy A is [...]
Facebook’s Comment-by-Email Enhancement and Possibility of Future Privacy Violation
Published June 4th, 2010 in Technical Notes. 0 CommentsFacebook offers a new feature to its users which enable wall reply or comment directly from mailbox. This feature can be seen as another effort from Facebook to keep evolving and providing more convenience and a better user experience to more than its 400 million user base. From another perspective, however, concerns about security issue [...]
Google’s Pacman Doodle and the New Era of Interactive HTML
Published May 22nd, 2010 in Application Design, Miscellaneous and Technical Notes. 0 CommentsFor the first time, Google put interactive doodle on the homepage. The doodle is the reinterpretation of the popular Pacman game created back in 1980. The interactive doodle will be on the Google homepage for 48 hours, starting from May 21st to May 22nd, 2010. According to the news released by the company, the doodle [...]
Using Content Delivery Networks (CDN) to Speed Up Content Load on the Web
Published April 29th, 2010 in Miscellaneous and Technical Notes. 0 CommentsYou may have heard somewhere on the net:
“You may notice that this website is loaded very fast. It is since it uses CDN to deliver static contents”
This article will elaborate a bit about Content Delivery Networks or CDN. You will find information about what constitutes a CDN and how it can speed up content retrieval.
Content [...]
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