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Create your own basic In-Memory Cache
In one of my recent projects, there was a requirement to cache data for a stipulated period of time (say 3 minutes) in order to prevent frequent database look-ups. Obviously, improving the efficiency of the system was also another requirement. 😉 Via illustrations as shown below, I have made a basic flowchart about the different […]
Tags: Caching, Custom, data, Dictionary, fast, identifier, in-memory, inexpensive, key, lookup, Memory, timestamp
Custom Wrapper Class for Dictionary component – Flex {UPDATED}
Added some new functionality and plugged possible bugs. New functions incorporated: function insertKeyValue(keyValueCombo:Object):void >>Argument passed in is used as both Key and Value function insertArray(arr:Array):void >>Takes an Array object as argument and inserts each Array element in the MyDictionary Object function clone():MyDictionary >>Performs a deep copy function getValue(key : Object):Object >>Returns the corresponding value for the […]
Tags: Array, ArrayCollection, clear, clone, copy, Custom, deep, Dictionary, dynamic, Extend, Flex, getkeys, getSize, getValue, getvalues, insert, insertArray, insertKeyValue, key, remove, serializations, set, values, Weak
Custom Wrapper Class for Dictionary component – Flex
I was developing a Flex module earlier yesterday and somehow felt the need of an efficient data structure for look-up purpose. Array and ArrayCollection are just not good enough and the default implementation of Dictionary as part of Flex API is a no-brainer. So, I decided to create a wrapper functionality similar to the Dictionary […]
Where is WordPress API Key????
http://www.wordpressmax.com/wordpress-guide/api-key-confusion << This link came to my rescue when I wanted to find my own WordPress API key. There is a clear demarcation between wordpress.com (where a user creates his online blog) and wordpress.org (which provides the software for users to create a self-hosted wordpress website). If you are a wordpress.com blogger, you can easily […]
Tags: API, hosted, key, self, where, Wordpress, wordpress.com, wordpress.org
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