Nginx is a pretty awesome web server (fast, and easy to configure… at least I prefer the syntax over some other popular web servers). I
Year: 2011
This was a quick test as I was playing around with Nginx and CakePHP 2.0. The numbers were interesting, however. What I did: – Setup
Thanks to excellent Mr. jrbasso for putting together this list for me. In case one wonders, yes he does know a few things about cake
Update (7/22/2011): dogmatic69 pointed out that you can do the same with Chrome by installing the xdebug extension. See his comment for details. For all
In most web application, which require a lot of find()’s especially if more than a couple of models are involved, you should probably consider offloading
Be extra careful to make sure that, according to convention, your ‘id’ column (or primary key) is: char(36) and never varchar(36) CakePHP will work with
Just a simple tip… Here’s a typical find() example: $this->Post->find(’first’, array(’condition’ => array(’id’ => 5))); Why does it return me the post with ID =
These are instructions for getting membase/memcached installed in your local environment. (I was installing on windows so your setup might be a little different, but
Before I go into the example in this little post, let me just say that this situation won’t be applicable to everyone… But let’s consider
Over the years of cake development we’ve seen a number of ways to get rid of the the /pages/ path in the URL for static