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php Programming Glossary: growhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/1588617/php-vs-python-scalability easier to debug maintain code. And when your project will grow your team will follow so its an important point to take in consideration...
Generating a drop down list of timezones with PHP http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1727077/generating-a-drop-down-list-of-timezones-with-php It seems like the last one would be the safest as it would grow with the PHP release being used. You could also flip that array..
How to load classes based on pretty URLs in MVC-like page? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18727186/how-to-load-classes-based-on-pretty-urls-in-mvc-like-page what it can really do. The routing mechanism will start to grow. At first based on count of segments later adding different..
Open Source Virgin - What steps to take? [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/188495/open-source-virgin-what-steps-to-take around it and let contributors other than myself help grow the codebase. For someone who has never released anything as.. doing is good and I'm sure it is that community will grow through word of mouth. Most of all don't artificially 'limit'..
data mapper vs active record [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2169832/data-mapper-vs-active-record can be overkill on small projects that will not grow disclaimer I'm strongly biased in favor of the data mapper ..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2306528/many-files-in-one-directory files in one directory This is closed set which won't grow. The alternative would be to separate this files using directory.. would I gain by not putting several thousand files of not growing set in one directory but separating them in groups of e.g...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2461762/force-freeing-memory-in-php because the space can't be reused effectively. So you grow with each tmp you create. And you don't re use anything ever... in the virtual map it had to use. So since its always growing it reports rapid growth. As each allocation falls at the.. had to use. So since its always growing it reports rapid growth. As each allocation falls at the end of the currently used..
Saving images in database mysql http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2753193/saving-images-in-database-mysql performance etc. if the number of images is expected to grow and different sizes of one image are expected to be created..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/327097/simple-encryption-in-php of that pet. The variations initially look the same but grow up over time to become different pets. The visitor will be given..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3704130/recursive-mysql-query that's organized hierarchically that should be able to grow to an arbitrary size. I need to retrieve the entire tree but..
what language to program a site with? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/441586/what-language-to-program-a-site-with giving their preference. Pick the language that will best grow with your current and future needs. It will avoid major rebuilds...
Why should I fix E_NOTICE errors? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5073642/why-should-i-fix-e-notice-errors errors that you think aren't errors you will probably grow complacent and start ignoring the messages and then one day..
ASP.Net MVC or Zend Framework. What is your opinion http://stackoverflow.com/questions/733714/asp-net-mvc-or-zend-framework-what-is-your-opinion maintained by 1 or 2 developers with a potential to grow. The only pros and cons are can think of are as follows ASP.Net..
uploading a file in chunks using html5 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7853467/uploading-a-file-in-chunks-using-html5 assemble them in order. I'm not sure why your files would grow in size I did observe this phenomenon early on so I suspect.. this doesn't directly address the issue of the file size growing so I can only hope this will help you I'm curious to see..
When should I use Perl CGI instead of PHP (or vice versa)? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/824730/when-should-i-use-perl-cgi-instead-of-php-or-vice-versa site CGI will be fine. So will PHP. If your site should grow to need a faster technology you can move to mod_perl FastCGI..
Diagnosing Memory Leaks - Allowed memory size of # bytes exhausted http://stackoverflow.com/questions/849549/diagnosing-memory-leaks-allowed-memory-size-of-bytes-exhausted at the end of each iteration and can see the number slowly grow until it reaches the limit foreach users as user task new Task..
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