Archives for October, 2008.

Fibers are the Future: Scaling Web Services Past 100K Concurrent Requests (Part 2/2)

Published October 21st, 2008

In a blog post last month, we outlined why a traditional Apache+PHP setup will inevitably fail the growing needs of medium to large AJAX-based websites. The article is continued this month by analyzing different methods of scaling web services past the concurrency barrier inherent in a basic Apache+PHP setup.

While speaking with the technical minds of several companies in our industry, there were several very good questions raised about assumptions we had made when building our system. The feedback from the first blog post about this topic revolved around the following two questions…

W3C: RDFa 1.0 is Official

Published October 15th, 2008

RDFa became an official World Wide Web Consortium Recommendation today. This means that it has undergone an intense amount of design, feedback, development and scrutiny to become a recognized world-wide standard for the expression of web semantics. Manu Sporny, Digital Bazaar’s Founder, has been directly involved with the RDFa Task Force and the standardization work…