Monday, March 17. 2008
Know thy tools first of all
Just a quick tip here, and I’ll expand on it below the cut.
When you have a library, like PEAR or Zend Framework – or ven just the whole PHP language library – it’s absolutely vital you know what it can do.
What you don’t know can cost you weeks of effort and pain. I found this out (again) today, but it’s not my pain – it’s an employee who was too busy deciding that the Zend Framework wasn’t suitable for a simple cron-script task, he has spent most of the last few weeks duplicating something that is not as good as what I could write – with ZF – in about an hour.

Comments
Wed, 28.10.2009 20:56
Multiple workers running is no t a problem – Beanstalkd will keep the jobs separate even if multiple ones are reser [...]
Wed, 28.10.2009 19:47
Is there any way to run more t he 1 worker (bash script) at a time?
Fri, 26.06.2009 00:13
Hi, What kind of beanstalk client library do you use or h ave you written your own? Is i t in PHP space or a C ex [...]
Mon, 22.06.2009 21:28
Hi, Good post. I am also pl aying with beanstakd and I am waiting for the rest of your p osts. Greetings, Alf [...]
Mon, 24.03.2008 19:30
Sun, 16.03.2008 23:45
Sun, 16.03.2008 21:31
Although example shown was usi ng Windows (my desktop) there is no reason why this can’t be used on Linux or as we [...]