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Speed Up Your Website With PHP Buffer Flushing http://blog.amphee.com/index.php/2011/01/24/speed-up-your-website-with-php-buffer-flushing/ http://blog.amphee.com/index.php/2011/01/24/speed-up-your-website-with-php-buffer-flushing/#comments Mon, 24 Jan 2011 07:02:04 +0000 kiran vadariya http://blog.amphee.com/?p=371

PHP output buffering is normally enabled by default. In older versions of PHP, a string would be sent to your browser every time the interpreter encountered an echo statement or text outside the PHP delimiters.

Output buffering makes this process quicker and more efficient. The buffer is essentially a big memory-resident string. When text is output, it’s appended to the buffer rather than returned to the browser immediately. The buffer is then “flushed”, i.e. its contents are transmitted and the string is reset pending further output. Flushing occurs when:

1. the PHP interpreter reaches the end of the page
2. the buffer exceeds the number of bytes specified within PHP’s output_buffering configuration setting, or
3. the flush() or ob_flush() functions are called.

There are a few caveats but, assuming it works within your environment, you should consider flushing the buffer immediately after the page’s tag, e.g.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC “-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN” “http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd”>
<html xmlns=”http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml”>
<BODY>
This page is loading.<br />
<?php flush(); sleep(2); ?>
Almost there…<br />
<?php flush(); sleep(2); ?>
Done.<br />
</BODY>
</HTML>

(If you’re using WordPress, you could use similar code in your theme’s header.php file.)

Once the browser has received the HTML head, it can begin to download all linked CSS files, favicons and other resources. These downloads can occur while the browser is idle and waiting for the main body content.

The speed increase will depend on the server-side processing required, the weight of your page, the quantity and size of your CSS files, and whether the browser has cached any resources. However, it’s such a simple optimization, there’s little reason not to do it.

I’d be interested to know whether this technique results in a perceivable speed difference on your website or application.

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OPEN SOURCE :)
GetSimple is The Simplest Content Management System EVER.
GetSimple has everything your client needs, and nothing a CMS doesn’t

GetSimple is an open-source project licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.

GetSimple don’t use mySQL to store information, but instead depend the simplicity of XML. By utilizing XML, able stay away from introducing an extra layer of slowness and complexity associated with connecting to a mySQL database. Because GetSimple was built specifically for the small-site market, feel this is the absolutely best option for data storage.

GetSimple CMS Home Page
About GetSimple CMS
Demo
Documentation

REQUIREMENTS

  • UNIX/Linux host
  • PHP 5.1.3+
  • Apache
  • No Database
  • 6 minutes to spare

FEATURE LIST

  • XML based data storage
  • Best-in-Class User Interface
  • ‘Undo’ protection & backups
  • Easy to theme
  • Great documentation
  • Growing community
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Here are some of the advantages of SYMFONY Framework..

* Compatible with as many environments as possible
* Easy to install and configure
* Simple to learn
* Enterprise ready
* Convention rather than configuration, supporting fallback calls
* Simple in most cases, but still flexible enough to adapt to complex cases
* Most common web features included
* Compliant with most of the web “bests pratices” and with web “design patterns”
* Very readable code with easy maintenance
* Open-Source

Check it out the new Alpha Symfony 1.3 with new features… SYMFONY 1.3

  • WHAT’S NEW IN SYMFONY 1.3

This alpha version will be the next stable release, is not suitable for production use. You can follow its development use by having a look at the Whats new in Symfony 1.3 even if you are willing to explore the .pdf then please click here.

  • Upgrading projects from Symfony 1.2 to Symfony 1.3

To upgrade your 1.2 project to a newer version of Symfony 1.3, you will find all the steps and other information through this.. please   Click here This document describes the changes made in symfony 1.3 and what need to be done to upgrade your symfony 1.2 projects. And If you want more detailed information on what has been changed/added in symfony 1.3, you can read the What’s new? tutorial.

  • Deprecations and removals in 1.3

Here are some of the deprecations and removals in newer version of symfony 1.3.To find the lists of all settings, classes, methods, functions, and tasks that have been deprecated or removed in symfony 1.3 please Click here

You can find the installation for the symfony 1.3 here Installation

And for the first time user don’t bother here you can have basic installation Getting Started

Here are some of the important links through which you can direct download the source for Symfony 1.3

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important CMS to be useful http://blog.amphee.com/index.php/2009/09/09/important-cms-to-be-useful/ http://blog.amphee.com/index.php/2009/09/09/important-cms-to-be-useful/#comments Wed, 09 Sep 2009 08:31:00 +0000 kiran vadariya http://blog.devloperworld.com/?p=143

hi, today i m going to write about CMS(content management system). hersi the list of some useful CMS

1. Drupal:

Drupal gets the top nod because of its ease of use, vast number of modules, great user, developer, and support community.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: core CMS, Views, CCK, Organic Groups, & huge library of contributed modules.
Disadvantages: complex, needs more top quality themes, frequent security upgrades.
Outlook: Huge potential to continue growth and expansion on this platform over time.
Website: http://www.drupal.org/

2. WordPress:

WordPress is a simple and elegant CMS, perfect for single user blogs, with a large number of themes and modules available online.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Easiest CMS to use, customize, and extend.
Disadvantages: Lacks many of the social networking functions, ecommerce, forums, wikis, etc. used on more expansive sites.
Outlook: Best for personal publishing, huge user community, will continue to be the preferred choice of bloggers for years.
Website: http://www.wordpress.org/

3. Joomla:

Joomla has one of the largest user communities of any CMS, everything you need and more to develop social networks, ecommerce, & archive sites.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Professional standards, internationalization, customization.
Disadvantages: too many commercial products for Open Source development, difficult to learn.
Outlook: Strong challenger for the top CMS spot, commercialization of extensions should continue to provide many income opportunities for 3rd party developers.
Website: http://www.joomla.org/

4. Media Wiki:

Media Wiki invented a whole new way of working on the web, and is a CMS for collective authoring of documents, used to power the one of the largest and most popular sites on the internet, Wikipedia.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: If you need a wiki, it is the best.
Disadvantages: Does not include many other functions / extensions of other CMS platforms, doesn’t theme well, most sites look the same.
Outlook: Follows the model to success of doing one thing extremely well, has the support of the Wikipedia Foundation, very popular authoring model.
Website: http://www.mediawiki.org/

5. Liferay:

Liferay is a popular new CMS that is great for building portals, and offers a professional look and feel that sets it apart from the other platforms.
License: MIT
Programming Language: Java, PHP, Ruby
Main advantages: collaboration, calendars, internationalization, design.
Disadvantages: More closely tied to a commercial outlook / corporate structure than most Open Source projects.
Outlook: Not as well known or implemented as some of the other CMS platforms, but nice design & features to set your sites apart from the crowd.
Website: http://www.liferay.com/

6. TYPO3:

One of the most complex and professional CMS platforms out of the box, TYPO3 is popular for business websites, especially with European companies.
License: GNU
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: design, extensions, customizations, flexibility, professionalism.
Disadvantages: too difficult to learn for most, too many proprietary conventions.
Outlook: Strong CMS for web development, sure to continue with a core of specialized developers and corporate clients, but loosing support and market share to other platforms.
Website: http://www.typo3.com/

7. Moodle:

Moodle is one of the most unique CMS platforms on this list, designed specifically for Course Management and Education, and used for online learning platforms.
License: GNU
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Huge user and development community, online education, no real competitors or similar products, extremely powerful.
Disadvantages: not really applicable for most web design purposes.
Outlook: Look for this “Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment” to continue to be the standard online operating system for education and spawn many interesting mashups with other CMS platforms as well as many more modules & extensions.
Website: http://www.moodle.org/

8. Dolphin:

Boonex Dolphin is popular among web designers who want the latest in social networking, with an industry standard look and all of the features of the popular online communities out of the box.
License: Creative Commons
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Plug-n-Play user community with all the bells & whistles.
Disadvantages: not really Open Source, must pay to remove ads, requires specific hosting requirements, difficult to install, buggy.
Outlook: Look for Dolphin to continue to be a popular choice for social networking, though its “cookie cutter” design runs the risk of becoming stale with too many sites implementing the same design.
Website: http://www.boonex.com/products/dolphin/

9. Pligg:

Pligg is a Digg clone that provides social bookmarking functionality for websites, allowing users to post links, vote them up or down, and leave comments.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Best for Social Bookmarking, can be themed and extended to build top quality sites like Mixx, Redditt, Del.icio.us, etc.
Disadvantages: difficult to install, mod rewrite problems, poor support on community boards, questionable Open Source future.
Outlook: With the 1.0 release of Pligg upcoming within a couple of months, look for a big surge of use back to this platform but watch out for increased commercialization.
Website: http://www.pligg.com/

10. Movable Type:

Movable Type is the main challenger to WordPress for a personal blog platform, and supports multiple users, Themes, and Tags.
License: GNU
Programming Language: Perl
Main advantages: Blogs
Disadvantages: Too closely tied to commercial products and services compared to most Open Source communities, Perl.
Outlook: Look for MT to fall off the list as other of the blogging platforms below increase in popularity, but sustain development as PR for the company’s commercial offerings.
Website: http://movabletype.org/

i hope you like this details content originaly by http://webdevnews.net/2008/09/the-top-10-open-source-content-management-systems/

from,

kiran vadariya

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here is the list of some useful wordpress plugins. i hope  everyone like tht

Advanced Tagline

Advanced Tagline gives the option to have multiple taglines for your blog and display them at random or sequentially with each page view.

Sodahead Polls

Want to create a poll for your readers and see live results? Bloggers use polls more than any other interactive application to engage their readers. Create an engaging experience for your audience today and keep them coming back for more.

Minimum Comment Length

Don’t you find it annoying when someone comments with just a smiley? Or a “thanks”? On quite a few forums you have to leave a comment with a minimum of 15 characters to be able to comment, but WordPress doesn’t allow you to set such a threshold. With this plugin, it does.

Blogging Tips

This plugin displays random blogging tips and suggestions. The tips are just some ideas of what you can do to improve the popularity of your blog and improve the content.  All of the tips are designed to inspire you to be a better blogger.

Gravatar Recent Comments

Gravatar recent comments is a plugin providing you with a “Top/last commenters” widget but instead of just displaying names, it also displays gravatars.

Theme Authenticity Checker

Scan all of your theme files for potentially malicious or unwanted code. Be aware of advertisements or dangerous JavaScript inserted into legitimate themes by third party theme download sites.

List Category Posts

List Category Posts is a simple WordPress plugin which allows you to list some posts from a category into a post/page using [catlist=ID], where ID stands for the Category Id.

Expanding Text Plugin

This WordPress plugin allows you to create sections of text in your post or page which expand/collapse when clicked on. You simply wrap the special tags around your text, and set the ‘expand link’ (the link visitors click on to show the text).

Actionable

Actionable allows the creation of a categroized list of action items for users to check off and track. It was originally developed for Share 350.0 – a plan for regional sustainability to help people track their actions and efforts to create a sustainable community.

Lightbox Plus

Lightbox Plus is used to create overlay display images on the webpage and to automatically add the correct overlay links to images. Lightbox Plus captures the image title for display using a fairly robust regex to capture most character that may appear as part of the title.

original blog from  http://www.blogohblog.com/10-new-useful-wordpress-plugins/

from,

kiran

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hi, we all knows tht symfony 1.2 is released . today i want to write about some symfony 1.2 features.

Features
The admin generator will be rewritten from scratch to leverage the new form framework. The main goal is to provide a more customizable and a more flexible admin generator.

The Propel plugin and the Doctrine plugin will be bundled with symfony 1.2. So, as of symfony 1.2, the core team will officially support Doctrine as a first class citizen.

The development of secure applications has always been quite easy with symfony thanks to the use of the ORM, the output escaper, and the CSRF protection. Symfony 1.2 will go one step further by providing native input filtering. We will base this feature on the new filter extension bundled with PHP 5.2.

The framework must simplify the life of the developer on repetitive and boring activities. As most applications send emails, the Swift library, one of the most feature-full and flexible solution for sending emails in PHP, will be integrated into the core.

The JavaScript world evolves very quickly, with lot of great frameworks available (prototype, jQuery, Dojo, mootools, and YUI). all the JavaScript stuff available into a plugin.
The project:deploy task was just a proof of concept. So, it is time to start a discussion on the features we need for a proper deployment task.

The routing is now cached, so you can expect a significant performance boost when you got plenty of routes in your app. Also, the routing class is no more a singleton so you can now extend and reference it easily to fit your needs,

you can download symfony 1.1 from below given  links .

sf_sandbox_1_1.tgz

sf_sandbox_1_1.zip

    you can upgrade your existing symfony project into symfony1.2.

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    BalloonsIn response to overwhelming interest and requests from the Joomla community, the Joomla Project is pleased to announce the Joomla Resource Directory goes online today at resources.joomla.org. If you’re a Joomla user, there’s no easier way to find developers, service providers, and other valuable resources.

    “We think this will be a great way to connect end-users and service providers in the Joomla Community,” said Wendy Robinson of the JRD Team.”Most small businesses can’t afford to advertise on the Joomla.org sites and this will provide them wide exposure. With close to a million visitors and 14 million page views a month, the JED has proven that there is wide interest in products related to Joomla.”

    The JRD builds on the success of the JED—the most popular place to find Joomla Extensions. Both are powered by the Mosets Tree 2.1 directory extension, a GPL extension that also powers the Joomla Site Showcase.

    If you’re a service provider, listing in the Resource Directory is free of charge (premium listings will be offered in the future for a fee). This includes consultants, template designers, tutorial sites, and just about any other Joomla service. Users can post reviews of these services and share their experiences with the community.

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    Drupal 6.13 and 5.19 released http://blog.amphee.com/index.php/2009/07/15/drupal-6-13-and-5-19-released/ http://blog.amphee.com/index.php/2009/07/15/drupal-6-13-and-5-19-released/#comments Wed, 15 Jul 2009 08:55:45 +0000 kiran vadariya http://blog.devloperworld.com/?p=130

    Drupal 6.13 and 5.19, maintenance releases fixing problems reported using the bug tracking system, as well as critical security vulnerabilities, are now available for download. Both releases fix some other smaller issues as well.

    Upgrading your existing Drupal 5 and 6 sites is strongly recommended. There are no new features in these releases. For more information about the Drupal 6.x release series, consult the Drupal 6.0 release announcement, more information on the 5.x releases can be found in Drupal 5.0 release announcement.

    Download Drupal 6.13
    Download Drupal 5.19

    for more information  http://drupal.org/drupal-6.13

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    Last week, the NetBeans team announced that the next version of their IDE (6.8) will have native support for symfony! That’s a great news for all of us. They have a dedicated page in their Wiki about symfony support in NetBeans, and the NetBeans 6.8 nightly builds already have some basic support for symfony, like the ability to run a task. To learn more, read Tomas Mysik’s blog post about what is already available. That’s exiting, and I think we need to help them building a great IDE for symfony. I highly encourage you to download a 6.8 build, test it with your own projects, and give them feedback.

    content from.. http://www.symfony-project.org/blog/2009/07/08/symfony-support-in-netbeans-6-8

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    You can vote! With over 47,000 nominations, the community has chosen 85 finalists in 12 categories. Take a look at our finalists and pick your favorites, or maybe even discover something useful you hadn’t heard of before. we are going to vote for symfony .

    why we are going to vote for SYMFONY ?

    chk this link if you want to know about symfony http://www.symfony-project.org/

    it show why we r going to vote symfony a best web development tool ever .

    Vote For Symfony. go to this link. :)
    http://sourceforge.net/community/cca09/vote/?f=392

    from,

    jasmin patel

    http://www.symfony-project.org/
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