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Tag Archives: Performance
Dec
2
See: http://memcached.org/ Memcache is a method for distributing memory for large scale database sites that can help improve server efficiency for PHP applications. For large scale PHP and mySQL driven sites, memcache enables distributed computing that layer requests in terms … Continue reading
Posted in General, mySQL, PHP
Tagged Database, LAMP, Memcache, mySQL, Performance, PHP
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Aug
13
When you add an image to a web site you should specify its dimensions. E.g. <img src=”logo.gif” width=”70” height=”80” alt=”Logo” /> If the image is given dimensions then the Browser will allocate it ‘layout space’ when it first renders the … Continue reading
