I am back from the IPC08 and here are the slides of my talks on slideshare.
Monday, November 03, 2008
IPC08
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Photos from NRW08

I uploaded some photos from the NRW 08 into a gallery. I still have to get some more experience using a flash.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Slides from NRW08
Here are the slides of my talk at the NRW08.
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Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Speaking at the International PHP Conference 2008

I will have 3 talks at the upcoming International PHP Conference in Mainz.
- Optimizing Your Frontend Performance
- Deliver Files with PHP
- PHP 5.3/6 – eine Standortbestimmung (in German)
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Friday, August 15, 2008
Speaking at NRW08

The NRW08 is a German community conference. I am happy to announce that I will be present with a talk.
Optimizing Your Frontend Performance
Take a look on web application performance from the users side. The session starts from the browser, showing tools to measure and analyze performance and takes you to the server, explaining headers and possible solutions.
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Speaking at FrOSCon

I will have a little talk at the FrOSCon this month (Sankt Augustin 23.- 24.08.2008).
Deliver Files with PHP
User permissions, dynamic and uploaded files are some reasons to use a program to deliver files. The session covers the basic concepts, range headers, Flash pseudo streaming, bandwidth limitations and performance tips.
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Monday, March 31, 2008
Database check
The module manager can now check all database tables for changes. The result is saved to the session. Each time you look at a table it gets updated.


This works only with Javascript for now.
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