Tag Archives: command line

Speaking at ConFoo

I’m very proud to announce that I’ll speaking at the 2011 edition of ConFoo in Montreal (Canada) in the beginning of March.

Varnish cache purging

Varnish is a very popular HTTP accelerator. One of its key features is caching. When dealing with caching, it is always tricky to do correct Time To Live estimations. Especially when the trade-off is caching efficiently versus serving fresh content. To tackle that issue, you can invalidate cache entries via purging.

“CLI, the other SAPI” slides online

Better late the never: I finally put the slides of my presentation called “CLI, the other SAPI”. I did this talk some time ago at the PHPBelgium user group meeting which took place in the COMBELL offices in Gent. As some of you might have noticed: my blog series “CLI, the other SAPI” is actually

“CLI, the other SAPI” episode 2: PHP binary options

Time for the second episode of my series on command line PHP. In the previous episode, I’ve discussed the basic usage of the technology. Now it’s time turn things up a notch by adding a few options to our PHP binary.

“CLI, the other SAPI” episode 1: introduction & basic usage

I’ve been using the CLI SAPI for a couple of years now and I’m still amazed about the difference in perspective it brings. In fact, the CLI SAPI is my chief tool for debugging and testing my PHP code. I find the subject that interesting that I decided to make a presentation about it in