rewrite

On the LeaseWeb Labs blog there's a continuation from a previous post about migrating your Symfony1 application over to Symfony2.

In the first part of this series of posts, Stefan Koopmanschap talked about wrapping your code to make it work.

In this second post, Maurtis van der Schee tackles two issues Stefan mentioned - performance problems and handling authorization/authentication.

Do you have a brand new SSD? Do you plan to partition it? Let's talk about the best way to set up your SSD so partitions -- and the resulting file systems -- align on page boundaries, thus improving performance and minimizing the number of rewrite cycles. Continue reading →

MakeTechEasier: "At this point, Grub2 was born. It’s a complete rewrite from the ground up using a completely redesigned structure.

This new Grub gives us powerful features like conditional statements (if/then, etc), intelligent upgrades, and some greatly improved graphics."

If you didn't get a chance to go to CakeFest this time around, you might want to check out this summary from the Debuggable blog about the event.

Stefan Koopmanschap has a suggestion for developers out there using frameworks - don't limit yourself to just one framework, think more cooperative.

Bordeaux press release: "This complete rewrite gives Bordeaux a much more clean and portable codebase, making new improvements much easier to provide.

We already have some exciting things in the works for the next release."