http://wordvirus.us/2010/04/coldfusion-and-memcache/ The word is now a virus. - William S. Burroughs Mon, 25 Apr 2011 15:26:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://wordvirus.us/2010/04/coldfusion-and-memcache/comment-page-1/#comment-100 gabriel Sat, 24 Apr 2010 17:10:22 +0000 http://wordvirus.us/?p=2599#comment-100 We rarely use 3rd party code at work, even for something like this, which does have a supported project. Also, I have been working with it inside of my framework, and this is the simplest implementation that works inside of it. Just like at the shop I work at, I tend to not like project code because most of the time, it does lots of things I don't want it to do, in an attempt to do everything for everyone. Also, I'm so use to the coding standards we have, that whenever I look at most project code, I cringe in how at how inefficient it can be. We rarely use 3rd party code at work, even for something like this, which does have a supported project. Also, I have been working with it inside of my framework, and this is the simplest implementation that works inside of it. Just like at the shop I work at, I tend to not like project code because most of the time, it does lots of things I don’t want it to do, in an attempt to do everything for everyone. Also, I’m so use to the coding standards we have, that whenever I look at most project code, I cringe in how at how inefficient it can be.

]]> http://wordvirus.us/2010/04/coldfusion-and-memcache/comment-page-1/#comment-98 Ed Thu, 22 Apr 2010 11:29:35 +0000 http://wordvirus.us/?p=2599#comment-98 Did you try the cfmemcached (or something like that) project? Or you had any particular reasons to write this code yourself? Did you try the cfmemcached (or something like that) project? Or you had any particular reasons to write this code yourself?

]]> http://wordvirus.us/2010/04/coldfusion-and-memcache/comment-page-1/#comment-96 Storing complex objects in memcached on Railo « KISDigital Blog Wed, 21 Apr 2010 12:08:51 +0000 http://wordvirus.us/?p=2599#comment-96 [...] to go you will just need to install a java client that will work for Railo.  My friend Gabe wrote this post that covers what is required to get this up and running on an ACF server.  Getting it running on [...] [...] to go you will just need to install a java client that will work for Railo.  My friend Gabe wrote this post that covers what is required to get this up and running on an ACF server.  Getting it running on [...]

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