Looking for 2 PHP Developers in Montreal (Senior and Intermediate)

October 31st, 2009 by Harun Yayli | No Comments »

I’m looking again to hire PHP developers.
Common stuff:

  • You must be living in or around Montreal!
  • You are not a freelancer looking for a contract job. These are full time positions.
  • You must love music, games, pool, PHP :)

For Senior PHP Developer

  • You have at least 5 years of PHP experience within a team.
  • You are very proficient in Javascript.

For Intermediate PHP Developer

  • You have at least 2 years of PHP and JAVA experience within a team.
  • You can integrate HTML and proficient in CSS. Can handle browser issues, mobile browsers etc.

If you are the one, please contact me at hyayli _AT_ touchtunes.com with your resume/CV.

The difference between a bug and a feature

September 29th, 2009 by Harun Yayli | No Comments »

imagesbug

Designing for Social Traction

September 28th, 2009 by Harun Yayli | No Comments »

Extremely nice approach. It’s a nice tool to teach people about social web

Source

How to make Facebook shared links appear nice

September 23rd, 2009 by Harun Yayli | No Comments »

I’m sure you’ve seen links posted to Facebook and the video or the core content image appear nicely. Namely the content preview

facebook-preview

Here is the document explaining how to do that.

Making Sure the Preview Works (For Advanced Partners)

Enjoy!

new pecl/memcache is out with memcache.php

September 11th, 2008 by Harun Yayli | 3 Comments »

I’ve just received news from Mikael Johansson that the new builds of pecl/memcache 2.2.4 stable and 3.0.2 beta is out with memcache.php

go grab your copy!

memcache.php flushes servers

August 28th, 2008 by Harun Yayli | 3 Comments »

Your good comments from all over the world about memcache.php is amazing. Thank you all!

I’ve recently received a contribution from Michael Gauthier. I took the liberty to tweak a bit and now memcache.php can flush individual server (no flush all servers yet).

File is now updated and you can get it from here.

PS: I didn’t receive any feedback from pecl guys about my previous update. I’ll post this to them again. I’ll announce when this version is in pecl/memcache CVS.

memcache.php can delete keys now

July 30th, 2008 by Harun Yayli | 4 Comments »

I’m receiving great comments from everyone since I’ve posted my memcache.php script. Thank you everyone.
I’ve just finished updating the memcache.php to support key deletion.
File is now updated and you can get it from here.
It’ll be updated on the cvs of pecl/memcache soon.

enjoy.

memcache.php is now part of pecl/memcache

June 3rd, 2008 by Harun Yayli | 3 Comments »

I’m very happy to announce that memcache.php is commited to the CVS of pecl/memcache. Woot woot!

I’ll be maintaining the code through the time as well. Hope you guys/gals find it useful.

PS: I’m planning to add more functionality to the memcache.php in the coming days. Candidates:

  • Delete/Expire a cached value
  • Move stuff from server to server

Let me know if you have any other ideas.

memcache.php goes PECL

June 2nd, 2008 by Harun Yayli | 2 Comments »

After the suggestion by Lukas, I’ve contacted PECL/memcache authors Antony Dovgal and Mikael Johansson. Mikael sent me a reply accepting my submission.
I’m looking forward to the day that memcache.php will appear in the pecl/memcache distribution.
I’ll keep you posted.

Update on memcache.php:

  • Small bug fixed on parsing the bucket Ids.
  • Distribution license is now PHP license.

memcache.php stats like apc.php

May 21st, 2008 by Harun Yayli | 41 Comments »

For a long time I was looking for a nice web interface like the apc.php (comes with the apc’s source) that displays whole nine yards of stats. The only good tool is memcache-tool from the danga guys. It’s quite complete but I guess I’m too lazy to go on the command line.

Anyways, I decided to rip write my own. Totally based on the original apc.php (I even recycled some functions) and apart from completeness, here is a memcache.php that you can get stats and dump from multiple memcache servers.
Here is a screenshot:
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