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Memcached in PHP Made Easy With Zend Framework
In: PHP
24 Dec 2008Implementing Memcached to improve your application’s performance can be done fairly quickly without using Zend Framework. If you’re just wanting Memcached, skip Zend Framework (and probably this post). On the other hand, if you’re using Zend Framework but you’re not using Memcached, this will help you get things going. But whatever your situation: If you’re not already using Memcached, start tomorrow.
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