PHP and MySQL have been widely used together on the internet since the early 2000s, powering hundreds of thousands of websites including Wikipedia. The Aiki framework uses PHP and SQL databases, allowing for widget-based development and automatic table and AJAX management similar to Ruby on Rails. It aims to provide scalability through database scaling and has demonstrated faster page rendering times compared to Drupal on similar test sites.
there are millions of bloggers and many millions more web users
there are millions of bloggers and many millions more web users
there are millions of bloggers and many millions more web users
there are millions of bloggers and many millions more web users
there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WordPress http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drupal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki
there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code.
Inefficient code costs money!
Inefficient code costs money!
there are millions of hackers, and they are limited because they have to hack in two places, the code on a test box, and then get changes to a live server. And, the bigger lag between development and deployment, means more developer time, less action.
there are millions of hackers, and they are limited because they have to hack in two places, the code on a test box, and then get changes to a live server. And, the bigger lag between development and deployment, means more developer time, less action.
Inefficient code costs money!
Inefficient code costs money!
there are millions of hackers, and they are limited because they have to hack in two places, the code on a test box, and then get changes to a live server. And, the bigger lag between development and deployment, means more developer time, less action.
there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code.
there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code.
there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code.