Peter Van Dijck’s Guide to Ease » Blog Archive » A bunch of presentations on scaling websites: twitter, Flickr, Bloglines, Vox and more.
(I changed the title because “top 10″ posts are indeed sucky. Also: looking for my colombia travel site?) By the way, here’s the RSS feed of my blog, in case you’d like to subscribe. I always love to read scaling discussions, especially about popular web apps, and there are loads of them out there. Here’s my overview of the best. By the way, the best book on scaling apps I’ve ever read is Building
Do not set yourself on fire ...: API Design Guidelines
Some random thoughts and (vaguely) interesting things I see or do. I keep getting back to some references on the best practices for C++/Java API design so I decided to summarize them all here for future reference. General design guidelines Be minimal: A minimal API is one that has as few public members per class and as few classes as possible. This makes it easier to understand, remember, debug, a
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AJAX: Selecting the Framework that Fits
Sprocket - A pluggable POE based Client / Server Library - metacpan.org
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