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Testing dynamic content with Google Website Optimizer

Google Website Optimizer is a great tool for testing webpages or parts of a webpage to increase theirs conversion rates. A great disadvantage is the

December 34, 2010 Featured, testing, tutorials

Testing the new mod_pagespeed for Apache 2 from Google

Google released a new module for Apache2, mod_pagespeed, yesterday. They claim that a webpage can load 50% faster with the module installed. I’m a little

November 34, 2010 linux, PHP, servers, testing, ubuntu

PHP quirks: passing an array by reference

Passing an array in php to a foreach which loops over the elements by reference can have strange behaviour

October 12, 2010 PHP, tutorials
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Change folders for Synology media server

When you enable the Synology Media Server on your NAS, there are 3 directories added to your file-system (video, music and photo) which will be

January 17, 2010 linux, servers, tutorials

The lifecycle of a Spring bean

In this blogpost, I’ll talk and give a few examples of the lifecycle of a bean in a Spring container. The examples are tested with

November 42, 2009 Featured, java, tutorials

PHP – An introduction

I had to give a presentation about PHP at my work earlier this year. It was a quick and simple introduction about PHP and his

November 08, 2009 PHP, tutorials

servletconfig vs servletcontext

In this little blogpost, I’ll try to explain the differences between ServletConfig and ServletContext and when you can use them into a Java Web Application.

October 58, 2009 Featured, java, tutorials
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Dependency Injection with Google Guice by example

In this blogpost, I’ll explain Dependency Injection with Google Guice through a lot of examples. Hope you like it. Annotation based DI It’s possible in

September 20, 2009 Featured, java, tutorials
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How to flush the contents of Memcached

I often see people using telnet to flush the entire contents of their Memcached instance. They use the following commands: $ telnet localhost 11211 Trying

September 58, 2009 linux, servers, tutorials
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