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Yesterday a friend was requesting a MYSQL/PHP Consultant to speed up his websites, and today I was reading few comments and solutions on his facebook : Use APC, mem_cache for PHP, mysql query caching, use nginx instead of Apache, Use mysqli extension instead of adodb or mysql extension … etc. Of course all of these could be solutions, but unless you have previously located what the problem really is. A website could be slow for many reasons, and to be able to fix it and make it run faster you have to first find problem. What you will need to know is : 1- Understand the business : Before looking into PHP or MySQL, have a first look at the website(s) and answer these two questions : – What is slow – Why is it slow Look at the page size, images, video, flash, … your issue might be in the client side and everything else might be good. Use a tool like Firefox web developer extension and disable everything : CSS, Javascript, Images… and load the page as html to feel the difference. The business here is NOT the business logic behind the website, it’s the interface that people use to interact with the website. If everything looks okay, you can go for further server-side investigations

Visual WebGui are sharing with us today a new interesting case study for a web applications automated IDE built with Visual WebGUI : Automato. “Visual WebGui turns web dreams into reality in a very gracious way while Automato makes it even more powerful… No any other ASP.NET framework does it for you” Alexnaldo Santos Overview SISMONT Ltda. creates ERP systems in Brazil since 2003 on Windows platform only

Today Gizmox, the developer of Visual WebGui Web & Cloud Platform, will reveal its innovative cloud application platform which will allow developers and enterprises to deploy their applications to Windows Azure with the click of a button with no re-writes or new programming skills needed. The company will also expose with Microsoft Azure team a case study showcasing a successful migration and deployment of an energy management system to Windows Azure cloud using Visual WebGui. Below the press release : Visual WebGui to Reveal the First Cloud Application Platform to Migrate Legacy to the Cloud at a “button-push” Developers can now deploy their applications to Windows Azure with the click of a button with no re-writes or new programming skills needed Los Angeles, CA. – November 17, 2009 – Gizmox, the developer of Visual WebGui Web & Cloud Platform, today announced that it will reveal its application platform atop Windows Azure and its development framework, Visual WebGui web/cloud platforms offers the only push-button .NET desktop legacy application migration path to Windows Azure. With Visual WebGui enterprises will be able to migrate to Windows Azure, by reusing their existing Windows software code on Windows Azure without re-write or re-engineering. The process is as simple as copying and pasting the Windows code into VWG, selecting Windows Azure run in Visual WebGui SDK, and run.

Davey Shafik posted recently a very interesting article making the case for PHP . It’s not about comparing programming languages capabilities, but especially concerning access to people and market penetration. Davey pointed to an old post that gives an estimation of Perl, Php, Python and Ruby Programmers availability according to most popular search engines. I updated the estimation so we can have most accurate results. The table below illustrates the results found, I have just truncated Bing results to 1M to have more readable chart, after all I don’t believe there are 50M resumes indexed by Microsoft – and that’s another topic. PHP Perl Ruby Python Google 788000 57000 14100 26300 Yahoo 541000 377000 41500 82400 Bing (MSN) 59700000 10200 18400 4900 Programmer’s Resumes in Search Engines

Intruder Consulting, a telecom company based in Mexico, relies on SourceGuardian encryption software to safeguard its VoIP products. Intruder’s aCube software was extremely vulnerable to piracy by clients who had only leased the software for a specific term or who had not bought the entire system. The PHP files and database could easily be copied to another server. SourceGuardian secures aCube’s PHP interface to prevent clients from running the application unless they have purchased the whole system, and it encrypts the PHP files, protecting the program by locking it to specific MAC addresses. In order to avoid losing important lease revenue, Intruder is preparing to use yet another feature of SourceGuardian “to ensure that clients who bought the software on a lease term pay their leases on time, or the interface will not work anymore,” says Intruder Consulting CEO Anton Krall.

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, UK – June 24th, 2008 – SourceGuardian , an encryption product developed in-house by Newcastle-based Inovica Ltd., keeps Cube Evolution’s Web Content Management System from falling into the wrong hands. When Cube Evolution created its CMS software, CEO John Dudley realized the product was vulnerable to programming theft. Any customer who purchased the system could easily see the source code and take any of the programming language.