Interesting for sure. You add a PHP link with a variable, but what if you do different queries all from the same URL, like on a map with a search panel beside it ?
Those would be pointless to store in memcache if the variations are huge.. and it would eat up RAM space (this sits on RAM I believe). You pick & choose what to cache. Page content etc. that doesn't change freqently would be great. You can also specify the expiry duration depending on each cache, so write a nice function that determines the type, key and duration well, and boom. Good to go.
Super folositor, se poate face treaba asta si fara composer ? Ma refer strict folosind php vanilla
You need composer to manage the libraries, and what he used in the video is vanilla php
Interesting for sure. You add a PHP link with a variable, but what if you do different queries all from the same URL, like on a map with a search panel beside it ?
Those would be pointless to store in memcache if the variations are huge.. and it would eat up RAM space (this sits on RAM I believe). You pick & choose what to cache. Page content etc. that doesn't change freqently would be great. You can also specify the expiry duration depending on each cache, so write a nice function that determines the type, key and duration well, and boom. Good to go.
Felicitari! :)
Very Very Greate Video
Difficult to decide which data should be cached
Great video.
Thank you
Gracias hombre,,
ever heard of OOP and classes? :D