Archive for the ‘php’ Category

mod_fcgid

While fiddeling around with mod_fcgid it turned out I have no clue what the settings mean. And they aren’t very good described. Well maybe they are and I’m just not fit enough to get the correct definitions. So I asked Sven…

Quality of Regexp

In my last blog-entry you’ve seen that I compared regexp vs nonregexp-techniques and the result was, that there are “bad” and “good” regexp; while the good regexp are as fast as non-regexp-techniques. Let’s take a closer look at what “good” regexp are. Please notice that I’m not a regexp-magician so if you know about a [...]

Regexp vs Non-Regexp performance

Yesterday I was talking with Sven about my Imap-Class and I told him that I switched regexp to non-regexp to gain performance. He was asking me whether the use of str* is really faster than the use of regexp in PHP and thus he said “you could write an entry about that in your blog, [...]

A few words about developing PHP Applications or Scripts

When I started with PHP 10 years ago, I was just trying to get a simple guestbook working. During time I’ve coded an IRCD (just for the fun of it and to learn about the rfc) in PHP and I made several other things. Sooner or later you stumble over OOP and one day you’re [...]

MySQL Coalesce again

Heydiho. Ago some time I wrote a small document about MySQL’s COALESCE usage. Today I was asked to help with such a construct for a similar usage-scenario. Here’s the result:

MySQL COALESCE Example & Why you should check the CLI in case of errors

Currently I’m working on some sort of shipping-system for a customer. It turned out that i was spending 3 days looking for a problem with my query while there was no problem. Well, apart from phpmyadmin But, lemme tell you later about it.