Tag: cache
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ColorOS V2.1.1i Beta Android Lolipop on OPPO Find 7
After I lost my OPPO R819 few months ago, I finally decided to get another Android phone. And, I went with OPPO Find 7. Compared to other manifacturers, OPPO does not offer more frequent updates on its firmware. OPPO has its own operating system called ColorOS. Running on ColorOS, I have no problems, everything just…
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Photon: WordPress.com's Content Delivery Network
Dealing with side loads for heavy-traffic website sometime can be painful. But, of course there are some common practice to deal with this kind of situation. For example, you can take advantage of cache system, offload to other service to reduce server load/bandwidth, or using CDN (Content Delivery Network). For WordPress-powered sites, you can take…
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Cache is King
In this keynote presentation from HTML5DevConf, Steve Souders, Google’s Head Performance Engineer, clarifies the problem of caching, and explores various solutions to make your web app lightning fast.
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Twitter Bootstrap, LESS CSS, and Caching Problem
I’m working on some works right now with a small team at the office. We decided to use Bootstrap as the front-end development framework. We came up with this solution for some key reasons: We need to do it fast. It’s easy to maintain, especially for a collaborative project Bootstrap is cool. There are lots…
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Let's bring this blog back!
This blog goes nowhere. It’ still here, still up and running, but I realized that there is no single post in the last… (almost) two months. Not to make any excuses, but I think I was busy. I’m still updating my other blog, though. Few days ago, when I was working on some WordPress-powered blogs,…
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Modifying WordPress custom database error connection page
Reading what Derek Punsalan mentioned about custom error database connection page, his updated tutorial is very interesting. I mean, we (actually) can modify that error page into something better. In short, to have a custom page for database connection error page, just create a file called db-error.php and put it under your /wp-content/ directory. That’s…