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Caching Result Sets in PHP: The Barebones of a Caching Class
While procedural caching may be well-suited for small and even medium-sized applications, the picture changes for large projects. That's when object-oriented approaches come into their own. This article focuses on developing an object-based extensible caching solution.
Read the full article here: Caching Result Sets in PHP: The Barebones of a Caching Class For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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