I know you've all been wonder where I've been and what I've been doing.
Over the past few months, I've been investigating WordPress as a blogging platform and have implemented it as the engine behind a financial news website. I've developed a couple of plugins and widgets for it, and there's some pretty good stuff that the WordPress folk are still putting in.
In other news, to get my blog running on the WordPress engine, I've taken up a commercial hosting package and so am no longer blogging here. You can access my new blog at: http://www.n4express.com/blog
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Friday, April 10, 2009
Cache-Control Header
The Cache-Control HTTP header directive is used to specify the behavior of proxy servers or caches for caching data.
Public
This setting enables caching on shared as well as single-user caches
Private
This setting disables caching on shared caches but allows caching on single-user caches
No-store
Prevents caching by storing to persistent storage
No-cache
Prevents caching entirely
Public
This setting enables caching on shared as well as single-user caches
Private
This setting disables caching on shared caches but allows caching on single-user caches
No-store
Prevents caching by storing to persistent storage
No-cache
Prevents caching entirely
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Still Alive And Kickin'
I know what you're thinking. Why is this blog so alive even when I said it would be inactive. Well, yes, I did say it was inactive. It's mostly because I'm not spending as much time writing content for it - I'm spending more time on my new blog at http://picometric.blogspot.com . I still post to this blog because I've got so many visitors who still write back to me with encouraging messages and I've just got to give back by posting some content.
Anyway, more from me soon.
Anyway, more from me soon.
An Architect Is...
I came across this on a set of slides on SlideShare, but only one of the seven slides had actual content so instead of embedded the entire presentation, I just posted this text:
Accepting my responsibility as an architect, I will strive daily to learn and perfect my trade.
Readily will I defend my organization’s I.T. investments from complexity, our greatest enemy.
Changing requirements will not break my design for it will be flexible and able to change with the requirements.
Helping developers to understand the reasons for the architecture and seeking their input is of great importance to our success.
I will never use acronyms or suggest technologies that are not pertinent to the problem at hand.
Technologies evolve and I know that solid architectures should accommodate and enable these evolutions.
Every day, I will strive to help our software achieve ideals that will make it flexible and easy to maintain.
Concern for the success of my organization’s I.T. investments will drive me to make appropriate decisions.
Teaching others about my trade will be an overarching responsibility that I accept as a part of my duties.
Accepting my responsibility as an architect, I will strive daily to learn and perfect my trade.
Readily will I defend my organization’s I.T. investments from complexity, our greatest enemy.
Changing requirements will not break my design for it will be flexible and able to change with the requirements.
Helping developers to understand the reasons for the architecture and seeking their input is of great importance to our success.
I will never use acronyms or suggest technologies that are not pertinent to the problem at hand.
Technologies evolve and I know that solid architectures should accommodate and enable these evolutions.
Every day, I will strive to help our software achieve ideals that will make it flexible and easy to maintain.
Concern for the success of my organization’s I.T. investments will drive me to make appropriate decisions.
Teaching others about my trade will be an overarching responsibility that I accept as a part of my duties.
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