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Everyone has probably already seen every caching class there ever was and ever will be. However, when I was searching for a class that could easily be switched from one data store to the next I couldn't find a thing. Every caching class I seemed to come by was written specifically for a single back end and with their predefined ...more»
For those web masters dealing with user feedback looking to weight content finding the right algorithm can be challenging. From experience, there is going to be no out of the box solution since each site and the requirements will be unique. Getting started and putting a solid foundation is the first step and of course, refining over time to ...more»
GAPI 1.3 released this past month. First, read the Google Analytics Data API Reference and then read up on dimensions, metrics, and valid combinations of the two. The quotas apply to a single web property, so each analytics profile (site1, site2, etc) are subject to their own individual quotas. There is no per user account limit for accessing the ...more»
In my last post I mentioned the numerous technologies which were on tap for the upcoming version of CitySquares. This installment will continue to define an overview of the underlying architecture and begin to dig a little deeper into the actual implementation of the technologies. The idea and focus of this new architecture is aimed at creating a much more ...more»
I have come to the conclusion that I should be cataloging my work, thoughts, theories and activities for others to read and learn from my experiences as a web engineer. Let me begin by mentioning I work at a company called CitySquares and for the last year I have been working diligently on the current CitySquares site.
This has been a ...more»
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