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Where are you going, MySQL?
Recently Brian Aker announced that he will develop RDBMS trimmed especially to use with web-apps. It will be named Drizzle.
Features of Drizzle
What will be changed in Drizzle in comparison to MySQL? First of all, whole architecture will be changed. Drizzle will be not monolithic chunk of software like its predecessor, but it will be based [...]
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Defending PHP (or not)
Today I’ve read article “Defending PHP” by Jim R. Wilson. He begins saying Ugh. I am so tired of defending PHP. And I’m saying “I am so tired of people defending PHP”. Why? First of all, if everything is OK, the language defends itself, and if lot of people complain about it, maybe really [...]
Rounded corners
Recently bashing through source code of some CMS, I’ve found interesting JavaScript library. It appeared that it is also delivered separately. Its purpose is to create nice-looking rounded corners - here you can see design created only using this software. Nifty Corners Cube, because that’s how it’s called, is combination of JavaScript and CSS.
Nifty Corners [...]
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