I am in Chicago this week, attending HostingCon 2007. I'm not really attending the sessions actually. I'm mainly here to talk with the hosting companies about how we can better run b2evo on their shared hosting plans. Because that's actually how most… more »

b2evolution is actually an evolution of the b2 blog software. Thus, a significant part of the codebase is b2 legacy. As of today, b2 legacy is a little less than 50% of the whole b2evolution code. Every now & then I read these quite irritating remar… more »

Blogs, as most current web applications, need to address the server-side caching issue in order to reduce webserver load. It looks like most people are quite happy with caching static versions of their pages for some defined amount of time. This method… more »

Sometimes I think debugging pingback is the greatest pain... ever! XX( [Please excuse for this disguised live test ;D] Actually, there is in XMLRPC for PHP there is this cool xmlrpc_client.setDebug() method that helps a lot. I thought that would make m… more »

No referential integrity No transactions (at least not enabled by default so hosting providers would have them) No subqueries in DELETE statements No UNION statement (can you believe it?) and of course no triggers of any kind... Not that… more »

Information overload! The issue has been hitting weblogs quite a while ago, and that's why we have RSS. But stil, we need to narrow down the flow of information our aggregators feed us with daily! :| One solution would be Bayesian Filtering in the aggr… suite »