Author: Ionut VODA, CTO,
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Hidden issues with PHP sessions
PHP sessions represent a very common practice to acquire data and user persistency across HTTP requests. While in 99% of time they are successfully…
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Integrating ZF into a legacy app
Why doing that ? No matter how neat or good looking code you write at some point, inevitably there’s a time when new coding technologies or frameworks…
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Handling .NET assemblies in PHP
This story is about manipulating or consuming managed assemblies (AKA DLLs) in PHP, mostly (but not only) on Windows systems. Managed and Un-Managed…
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Preventing SSL session exploits
Safe enough ? I would start by stating that the current article does not underline any vulnerability with the SSL protocol itself, but it shows…
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SSL certificates
What is SSL? SSL is a protocol, not a HTTP extension, not a digital certificate nor an encryption method. As it finds itself at the TCP layer…
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Parallel processing with PHP and Gearman
Some background first Often you come to a point where you need to process data in a non-blocking fashion and in multiple threads at once. A solution…
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Database versioning
Why While using a code versioning process and pushing the code to the production environment without FTP-ing it is a first step in getting the…
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Development and deployment workflow
About Here, at Zitec, we deal with a variety of medium to large projects developed “agile” style. While “agile” is good for the customers…
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RESTful webservice using Zend Framework
Intro Webservices are more and more used these days because of the way they decouple the service consumers by the service itself. It is very…
