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New in the PHP manual: a quickstart for the mysqlnd query cache plugin. PECL/mysqlnd_qc, the mysqlnd query cache plugin, is transparent and ease to use.

But, how? Some pointers have been given in assorted presentations, here on my blog and in some, few examples from the manual.

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Right, end of the year, time to look back. Let's have a look at the things that have happened this year. If you've read my PHP|architect column in the december issue, you might've already read some things, but my annual "looking back" post here is based more on my blog.

So, let's have a look.

Michelangelo van Dam has a new post to his blog today about the Microsoft Hackathon happening at this year's PHPBenelux conference with reps from Microsoft in attendance.

On the "Zend PHP Certification" blog (study notes), there's a recent post getting into the details of some of the sorting functions in PHP (like sort and natsort).

OpenMediaVault Blog: "OpenMediaVault 0.2 (Ix) has been released. For all FreeNAS users, please note that it is only necessary to download and install the ISO once."

Blog of Cornelius: Fifteen years ago Matthias Ettrich started the KDE community.

Håvard Eide has a new post sharing a tool he's created (based on some ideas presented in this netflix blog post) for testing a web service.

Specifically, his tool helps you test a web service developed with the Slim framework.

TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington is resigning as editor of the popular technology blog, and will run a $20 million venture-capital fund backed by TechCrunch-owner AOL and several private equity firms.

Microsoft is ready to start sharing more information about developing Windows 8 as the company begins to prep developers for its Build conference in mid-September.

When I began writing this blog back in August of 2008, I stated that I wanted to write about the things that I cared about.

At the time that list included a slice of technology, largely focused on the LAMP stack. As I’ve changed over the years, I’ve also increased the things that I care [...]