Hey friends! I wanted remind you about my podcast! It's http://hanselminutes.com/ and just a few weeks ago I published my 800th episode! My first episode was in January of 2006 so that's over 15 years of shows. And, if I may be a little boastful for a moment, they are pretty darn good. Maybe the first 400 were a little rough but these last 400 have been ROCK SOLID. Just kidding. Seriously, though, this 30 minute long tech show has diverse topics and new faces you haven't heard on other podcasts. If you check out over 800 episodes here https://www.hanselminutes.com/episodes you can search by Title, Guest, OR search all the Transcripts! There's over 400 hours of shows and you can search for the topics you want. Subscribe with your favorite podcast app, the raw RSS is here. We're also available on basically every podcast app out there, including, but not limited to: iTunes Spotify Google Podcasts TuneIn iHeart Stitcher Player.FM Samsung Podcasts, and more! If you enjoy the show, the best thing you can do to help me is SPREAD THE WORD! Tell a friend, share and episode or favorite code, but above all GET FOLSK TO SUBSCRIBE. The world is littered with podcasts that gave up after 9 episodes. There's a ton of average talks shows that ramble on. I've worked really hard - at night, as this is not my day job! - to not only bring you the best guests, but to read their papers, books, and thesis, and ask the questions that YOU would have if you were here with me! Sometimes I even put the Hanselminutes Podcast on YouTube and the results are truly special and heartbreakingly emotional. Thanks for listening, and thanks for sharing! Sponsor: YugabyteDB is a distributed SQL database designed for resilience and scale. It is 100% open source, PostgreSQL-compatible, enterprise-grade, and runs across all clouds. Sign up and get a free t-shirt(C) 2021 Scott Hanselman. All rights reserved.     

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Whenever we build an awesome product we first build it standalone but sooner or later it attracts more users and then our minds start thinking about how to accommodate more users and there comes the need of scaling the application. Generally scaling means providing more elasticity to the application so that it can sustain the high influx of users and run smoothly without any glitches. Software scalability is an attribute of a tool or a system to increase its capacity and functionalities based on its users' demands. Scalable software can remain stable while adapting to changes, upgrades, overhauls, and resource reduction

Last year, I did some research about new CMS systems in PHP in order to find a good alternative to WordPress. Ideally, it had to be an open-source solution with a clean and modern codebase. One of them caught my interest: October CMS. I tried it and almost instantly liked it. The code structure was really nice and it was easy to write custom plugins. This article aims to give you an overview of what to expect from the platform and give you a taste of it before you decide to commit to using it.

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Sergey Zhuk has posted the second part of his "fast web scraping" series that makes use of the ReactPHP package to perform the requests. In part one he laid some of the groundwork for the scraper and made a few requests. In this second part he improves on this basic script and how to throttle the requests so as to not overload the end server. t is very convenient to have a single HTTP client which can be used to send as many HTTP requests as you want concurrently. But at the same time, a bad scraper which performs hundreds of concurrent requests per second can impact the performance of the site being scraped. Since the scrapers don't drive any human traffic on the site and just affect the performance, some sites don't like them and try to block their access. The easiest way to prevent being blocked is to crawl nicely with auto throttling the scraping speed (limiting the number of concurrent requests). The faster you scrap, the worse it is for everybody. The scraper should look like a human and perform requests accordingly. A good solution for throttling requests is a simple queue. He shows how to integrate the clue/mq-react package into the current scraper to interface with a RabbitMQ instance and handle the reading of and writing to the queue. He includes the code needed to update the ReactPHP client. The mq-react package makes the update simple with the HTTP client reading from the queue instance rather than the array of URLs. One the queue is integrated, he then shows how to create a "parser" that can read in the HTML and extract only the wanted data using the DomCrawler component.

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Google launched the fourth beta of the Android operating system, Android 12, which has now achieved the Platform Stability milestone. The changes impacting Android app developers are now finalized. One major change is a new dashboard in Settings that lets users see which apps are accessing which type of data and when. Android 12 also … continue reading The post SD Times news digest: Google launches Android 12 beta 4, LANSA launches portal development acceleration with Portalize, Talend announces updates toward healthier data appeared first on SD Times.

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