Archive for the “PHP” category
PHP ActiveRecord with PHP 5.3
by Jacques Fuentes on May 14, 2009
Update! Find the latest here. PHP 5.3 gets ActiveRecord! A quick search to find an implementation of active record for php on google is discouraging when one considers the state of ActiveRecord for Ruby on Rails. The reader will notice (…)
PHP/KML Polyline Simplification with Douglas-Peucker
by Clay vanSchalkwijk on April 20, 2009
Quality GIS data sometimes comes with a lot more precision than what is usable for Google Maps (or other mapping software). The problem lies in the number of points representing a polygon that you want to overlay. A county representation (…)
PHP GIS Functions
by Clay vanSchalkwijk on April 14, 2009
I have been working a lot of with PHP and GIS consulting for CitySquares and the History Engine. I found searching for everything I needed to do basic processing & Google Integration tedious and painful. So here is a collection (…)
Drupal Scaling, not so much
by Clay vanSchalkwijk on February 25, 2009
After working on the migration this week and moving CitySquares.com over to a new environment we ended the week with a load test from Soasta. Starting at several hundred concurrent users to a cap of 2500 simulated users on at (…)
PHP on Rails – The Flash
by Jacques Fuentes on December 15, 2008
Last week I wrote an article about extending my framework (Pho framework courtsey of Kien La) to DRY your code and to be more similar to Rails. Today, I would like to present to you another class that will help (…)