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by asm89 14y ago
Yes, edge side includes are very interesting indeed! We used that for scenarios like you describe, but there are actually some things you should take into consideration when using them. Maybe I can dedicate a blog post to that! :)
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by asm89 14y ago
This is the first blog post I wrote and actually published. Any comments on content, but also writing style etc are very welcome!
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Context-aware HTTP caching (with Varnish)(asm89.github.com)
69 points by asm89 14y ago|21 comments
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by asm89 14y ago
You should add http://weusethat.com/ to the description of the repository and as the url of the github user (not an org?). Right now there is no link to click!
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by asm89 15y ago
Screenshot for the dutch people that can't visit TPB anymore..: http://i.imgur.com/VVBiJ.png
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by asm89 15y ago
There was a similar project before that implemented this for an IRC bot. You can also train this bot by telling it what jokes are good and bad ones. :) https://github.com/jsocol/scottbot http://coffeeonthekeyboard.com/say-hi-to-scottbot-
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by asm89 15y ago
If you have open-source projects on github, you should really checkout travis ( http://travis-ci.org/ ). Travis is also able to run tests in different php environments and can be hooked into github to tests whenever you commit! :)
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by asm89 15y ago
I believe pre-fetching of links is already more common in browsers these days, so I don't think that this feature will introduce these issues again. Note that this new feature also _renders_ the page in the background.
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by asm89 15y ago
Google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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Jolicloud: the personal cloud, connecting all the others(jolicloud.com)
1 points by asm89 15y ago|0 comments
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Happy 13th Birthday Google(google.com)
2 points by asm89 15y ago|0 comments