Eli White
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Eli has worked in/on/around the internet for over 13 years, with the last 9 spent exclusively with PHP.He is currently Zend's Community Manager and spends the bulk of his time interfacing with the PHP community. He has worked a number of varied jobs in the past, including TravelPod, Digg and for the Hubble Space Telescope Program.
He is co-author of the book PHP 5 in Practice and has presented at numerous conferences.
Habits of Highly Scalable Web Applications Afficher la page de la présentation
Session en anglais
A constant pariah on web applications is scaling once you become
popular. It's not always an easy task (ok, never). This talk will go
into depth on a few of the most common techniques for making your
website scalable. So that you can leave with enough knowledge to apply
this, if needed. Or just to plan ahead so that your future projects
don't preclude taking these steps when needed.
popular. It's not always an easy task (ok, never). This talk will go
into depth on a few of the most common techniques for making your
website scalable. So that you can leave with enough knowledge to apply
this, if needed. Or just to plan ahead so that your future projects
don't preclude taking these steps when needed.
Anti-Spam & Anti-Gaming Tactics Afficher la page de la présentation
Session en anglais
Drawing on experiences of running large websites and blogs, this
session will discuss numerous tactics that you can use to keep spammers
and gamers at bay. Removing comment spam, stopping people from
artificially inflating the rank of items on voting sites, and so on will
be discussed. Some specific technologies and how to interface with them
will be mentioned, but also generic discussions of base theory, that you
can use to apply to your own website where you see fit.
session will discuss numerous tactics that you can use to keep spammers
and gamers at bay. Removing comment spam, stopping people from
artificially inflating the rank of items on voting sites, and so on will
be discussed. Some specific technologies and how to interface with them
will be mentioned, but also generic discussions of base theory, that you
can use to apply to your own website where you see fit.
