Two gannets building a nest
#birdwatching #birds #shetland #Springwatch #photography #PhotoOfTheDay Jun 5th
Just crossed this country's favourite bridge for the first time. Which one is this?
I walked 2.3km in 31m28s
I walked 10.3km in 2h31m15s
Space on the Wall
I've finally mounted my Lego Saturn V and ISS on the wall, to keep the Kerbal Space Program art company. Still need to sort out all the lighting.
#Lego #ISS #SaturnV #space #KerbalSpaceProgram
#PhotoOfTheDay May 30th
I walked 8.4km in 1h32m54s
I walked 1.2km in 10m24s
Thanks for attending my talk "Profiling PHP Applications" at php|tek 2011 that I gave on May 25th, 2011. Here you can find some extra information about the talk if they are available. For this talk we have:
If you have any questions about the talk, feel free to contact me. My details are on the contact page.
The talks slides can be downloaded at profiling-tek11.pdf
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very helpful information on how to figure out real ways to optimize your php application on a given platform.
Good overview of the process, particularly liked that it included a range of different methods and tools for profiling an app.
Good info
Nice overview of xdebug. Picked up a couple tools I never heard of before.
A great primer on the different tools and methods for profile PHP applications. The demos were easy to understand and very relevant. I learned about a few new tools I hadn't used before, and one tool which helped me track down a configuration bug during the presentation, which I was able to fix on the spot, so thanks Derick. :)
I know the session times don't really allow it but a live demo would kick ass. Profile an instance of WordPress or something.
Was very informative. I didn't know about a few of the tools used.
This session introduced a couple of profiling scripts that I have not used. It also helped me to better understand and navigate the logs of tools like Xdebug and XHProf, which makes them more accessible. A LOT of info in a short period of time, but presented in reasonable depth and with demos. Thank you for presenting!