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One of the first few things I have tackled while creating fabulously40 was stateless pagination. I wanted to keep all the public facing pages stateless to avoid session overhead. Wicket makes pagination brain dead simple at the cost of session use. I wanted to keep the simple programming model yet be completely stateless. Here is my solution to the problem. Wicket a stateful framework, is actually

Today I began working on a new project and decided to benchmark Catalyst and Rails for fun. See how my new favorable framework does against Rails. I was a bit shocked at the results though. I guess this is worth mentioning in hope Catalyst can improve in it's Accessor Generation code. So here are the results: Benchmark System Celeron 1.8Ghz 1 Gig of Ram FreeBSD-6 Interpreters: Ruby - 1.8.5 P

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I am not exactly sure why this isn't documented but nginx as of 0.7.x supports event ports This is a huge performance win for Solaris. Nginx can avoid the 0(n) file descriptor problem with event ports support. To enable event ports add this to your nginx.conf events { use eventport; } Here is our performance-proven configuration that we use on fabulously40 The follow configuration will help you su